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Dhuruvasangary v. Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation No. 1532
Corporation:
Date:
2025-04-21
Summary:
This case involves a dispute between a condominium owner, Mr. Lahrkamp, and his condominium corporation over access to records. Mr. Lahrkamp requested various records from the corporation but was denied access, leading to a hearing at the Condominium Authority Tribunal.
Under:
Records
Verdict:
The Tribunal ordered the corporation to provide Mr. Lahrkamp with access to the requested records, highlighting the importance of transparency and access to information in condominium corporations. This case underscores the legal obligation of condominium corporations to provide owners with access to records.
Takeaways:
- Condominium corporations are required to keep adequate records and provide access to these records to owners upon request.
- Failure to provide access to records can lead to disputes and potential legal action.
- Condominium corporations should have a clear and transparent process for owners to request and access records.
Recommendations:
- Condominium corporations should ensure they are keeping adequate records and that these records are accessible to owners.
- Condominium corporations should establish a clear process for owners to request and access records, to prevent future disputes.
- Training should be provided to boards and managers on their legal obligations regarding record keeping and access, to ensure compliance and avoid potential legal action.