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Tag Archives: Condominium Reform
Board Could Re-Appoint Resigned Director
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. Let’s discuss some of the questions raised: QUESTION: One of our directors submitted his resignation and it was accepted by resolution of the board. The resigned director now wants to return … Continue reading
By-law Changes Cannot be Initiated by Owners
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. There were only two questions in this article, and I want to discuss one of them: QUESTION: Unit owners in our condominium provided the board with a notice of motion requiring … Continue reading
Reserve Fund Balance must be Disclosed
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. I want to discuss two of the questions raised. The first question is: QUESTION: A number of us as unit owners have written to the board requesting the current amount of … Continue reading
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Tagged By-law, Condo Office, Condominium Act, Condominium Reform, Ontario Condominium Act, term limits
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Proxies need to be Curtailed in Condominiums
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. Let’s discuss some of the questions: QUESTION:We attempted using proxies to get enough votes to remove our condominium’s directors. But they fell a bit short, Now the board has introduced a … Continue reading
Condominium Must Hold Annual Meeting
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. Let’s discuss a couple of the questions: QUESTION: Two of our three board members own six units in our 13-unit condominium and have a proxy from another owner. But the board … Continue reading
Condominiums Need Facilities Agreement
Gerry Human has another article for the Toronto Star. Let’s look at two of the questions asked: QUESTION: Our townhouse condo has two condominium corporations and two boards of directors. But we don’t have an agreement setting out how we … Continue reading
Acclamation is Reasonable in Condominiums
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. Let’s discuss some of the questions raised: QUESTION: At our annual general meeting, an owner nominated himself as a candidate for the board. There was only one vacancy and no other … Continue reading
Charges Must Be Reasonable
Gerry Hyman has a new article on condominiums. So let’s discuss it: QUESTION: The property manager for our 41-townhouse condo advised at our annual meeting that, following a written request, an owner could electronically receive the corporation’s monthly financial statements. … Continue reading
Developer Must Pay Share of Maintenance Fees
Gerry Hyman has a new article about condominiums. So lets discuss it: QUESTION: Following registration of our condo, the developer appointed the first board of directors. The board then passed a resolution limiting the common expense contributions to be paid … Continue reading
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Tagged Board of Directors, By-law, Condo Office, Condominium, Condominium Act, Condominium Reform, Developer, Mainteance Fees
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Condominim Act Review Stage 2
Canada’s Public Policy Forum has released it’s second stage review of Ontario’s Condominium Act. I’d like to discuss a number of issues in the report: 1) The report calls for mandatory testing for property managers. This is a good step … Continue reading
