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Although the CAT’s jurisdiction has been expanded since its inception, the CAT’s decision in Brady v. PCC 947 is a reminder that disputes outside section 117(2) of the Condo Act will likely be dismissed even though owner-applicants have succeeded in other forums.
A unit owner brought a CAT application against the condo corporation for banging…
A recent Toronto Star story highlights the tension between the rapid expansion of condo developments in areas of our city previously dominated by manufacturing plants but still have operations that impact the surrounding area.
Continue Reading Something smells here . . .
There was plenty of great condo-related stuff in the blogosphere in February. Here is some of the best.
Continue Reading Best of the blogosphere for February 2010
Anyone still trying to circumvent Ontario’s anti-smoking laws by operating as a “private club” should consider this recent advice from the Ontario Court of Appeal: Don’t bother.
Continue Reading Court of Appeal smokes the “private club” defence
Our highlight of the day is a short article by a Toronto environmental lawyer that may be of interest to anyone looking for a different perspective on the issue of noise and nuisance.
Continue Reading Another perspective on noise and nuisance
