Last blog added on Monday, January 13th, 2025

Information About Condo Law News

Recent Posts

Below is a preview of the five most recent posts from the blog Condo Law News. To read these posts in their entirely or subscribe to future updates from this blog, please visit their website!

  • Smoke and Odour Migration in a Condominium that Permits Smoking

    The Condominium Authority Tribunal decision of Kovalenko v. Romanino et al. dealt with the allegation of an owner – who resides within a condominium that permits smoking – that certain smoke and odour migrating into the owner’s unit is unreasonably interfering with the quiet use and enjoyment of his … Read more »

  • Episode 45 – 2024 Holiday Q&A with DHA

    Another year has gone by and we are back with another holiday Q&A session. In this packed episode, the DHA team goes through a variety of questions sent to us by our listeners and readers.  The speakers in order of presenting and their topics are:  Melinda Andrews: Pets, starting at 1:40, and also I … Read more »

  • Holiday Message from DHA

    The depth of winter is one of our traditional times to gather together, to celebrate, and to exchange gifts.  In ancient times, this was a celebration of the sun’s return after the shortest of days – a celebration of the promise of the warmth to come.  With the passage of time, these celebrations ha … Read more »

  • Episode 44 – Dogs at the CAT

    If you missed our November 28, 2024, Condo Crunch addressing Dogs at the CAT, it is now available as the latest episode of our Condopedia podcast. The topics and speakers are as follows: Sophie Ryder – History of Pet Rules (starting at 1:50) Cheryll Wood – Pet concerns, Request for Accommodation and … Read more »

  • Pet Prohibitions in Bylaws and Rules: Are they Permitted? Comments on Chown v FCC 19

    Are pet prohibitions in condominium bylaws and rules permitted? In our view, the answer is yes, in certain circumstances, so long as there is a reasonable explanation as to why a complete prohibition is needed. In the recent case of FCC 19 v Chown, our firm successfully argued that a pet prohibition … Read more »