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Tag Archives: Condominium Reform
Leases in Condominiums have Limitations
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. Let’s discuss the questions raised: Two questions raised were about renting a unit in a condominium. As such, I am going to post both of them first and then comment on … Continue reading
Proxies Abuse is Alive in Condominiums
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. Let’s discuss the two questions raised: QUESTION: Myself and another candidate recently ran for election to the board against two incumbent directors. The incumbents won, and one of the scrutineers advised … Continue reading
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Tagged Condominium, Condominium Act, Condominium Reform, Ontario Condominium Act, Proxy, Proxy Abuse
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Condominium Act Requires More Protection
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. One question raised in his article demonstrates why condominium owners in Ontario still need to insist on more protections in the Condominium Act. The question raised is as follows:
Board Can Fire Officers
Gerry Hyman has another article for the Toronto Star. Let’s discuss some of the questions: QUESTION: If a president of a condo board is terminated unanimously by the board members and fails to resign, what is the board’s next step? … Continue reading
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Tagged By-law, Condominium, Condominium Act, Condominium Reform, Gerry Hyman, Ontario, Ontario Condominium Act
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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
