THE LAWYERS WEEKLY
Ontario’s Condominium Act provides a mechanism for unhappy unit owners to stage a statutory uprising by overthrowing and replacing a condo board of directors. A recent Superior Court case (MCC 232 v. Owners and Mortgagees of MCC 232 ONSC 4620) holds a cautionary tale about the adverse financial, political and practical consequences to a condo corporation when its board refuses to comply with the democratic governance process prescribed under the act. The case, heard Aug. 3 in London, Ont., also reinforces the dictum that those who volunteer to sit on a board perform a thankless task…
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Moving Out After Separation in Ontario Before a Separation Agreement is in Place
Moving Out After Separation in Ontario Before a Separation Agreement is in Place Article by Erin Burns When a relationship ends, one of the first big questions is often: who stays in the family home? If you have separated from your spouse but do not yet have a...
