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Datoo v. Durham Standard Condominium Corporation No. 324

Corporation:

DVDSCC324

Date:

2025-06-16

Summary:

This case involves a unit owner who requested access to certain records of the condominium corporation, including a record of owners and mortgagees, and was denied. The Condominium Authority Tribunal of Ontario (CAT) ruled in favor of the unit owner, ordering the condominium corporation to provide the requested records and pay a penalty for its refusal.

Under:

Records

Verdict:

The CAT determined that the condominium corporation had failed to meet its obligations under Ontario law by denying the unit owner's request for access to certain records. This case highlights the importance of understanding and complying with the legal obligations regarding access to records in condominium corporations.

Takeaways:

- Condominium corporations may be required to provide unit owners with access to certain records under Ontario law.
- Failure to comply with a records request can lead to penalties imposed by the CAT.
- Condominium corporations should be aware of their obligations under Ontario law and respond appropriately to records requests.

Recommendations: 

- Condominium boards or managers should familiarize themselves with the legal requirements regarding the maintenance and access to records.
- They should promptly respond to records requests from unit owners to avoid potential penalties.
- If unsure about their obligations, condominium boards or managers should seek legal counsel to ensure they are in compliance with Ontario law.

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