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The BC Supreme Court refused to enforce a housing cooperative’s membership termination because the board hadn't made reasonable efforts to ensure the members knew about and could participate in the termination hearing. The court dismissed the cooperative’s application for possession, emphasizing that formal notice alone doesn't satisfy natural justice when someone risks losing their home.
After a disability related parking and towing dispute, an owner chose to pursue her claim at Ontario's Human Rights Tribunal instead of the Condominium Authority Tribunal. The CAT allowed withdrawal with prejudice but refused the condominium corporation's request for legal costs.
The Condominium Authority of Ontario has explained the new tribunal platform, its $25, $50 and $125 stages, and the disputes CAT can and cannot decide.
A BC appeal court upheld procedural rulings arising from a completed strata unit sale and awarded special costs to the strata corporation. The underlying appeal about the sale remains undecided.
Ontario's Condominium Authority says boards remain responsible for corporate affairs and oversight even when management is delegated. Directors need the evidence behind major property, financial and contractor decisions.
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