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- Part 3 Lien and Power of Sale
When a Condominium Power of Sale Goes to Court If an owner does not pay the arrears during the redemption period set out in the notice of sale and vacant possession of the unit is not provided, the power of sale process moves into the litigation stage. While this stage can seem intimidating and unce … Read more »
- Can Condominium Managers still act as representatives at CAT?
Prior to October 1, 2026, there were increasing questions raised in the industry as to whether property managers were permitted to represent condominiums in hearings before the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT). These questions stemmed, in part, from concerns of an inconsistency between the CAT r … Read more »
- Part 2 Lien and Power of Sale
Condominium Liens and Power of Sale: What Happens After a Lien Is Registered? So a lien has been registered. Now what happens when a lien does not result in payment? The power of sale proceeding is one of the most effective collection tools available to a condominium corporation when an owner fails … Read more »
- Part 1 Lien and Power of Sale Series
Collections 101: Lien Registration When a unit owner falls into arrears by failing to make their monthly common expense payments, the Corporation has a positive obligation under the Act, to take steps to secure the amounts owing. Effective collections require more than simply tracking unpaid common … Read more »
- Proposed Condo Act Amendments
Under the proposal, the particular amendments (which were enacted several years ago through the Protecting Condominium Owners Act, 2015) would come into force on December 31, 2026. The proposed amendments deal with:– Status certificates;– Disclosure statements provided to purchasers;– Cancellation o … Read more »