CAT Again Confirms Obligation Of Condominium Corporations To Keep Minutes

In this blog, the author discusses a recent decision by the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) that emphasizes the importance of keeping accurate and complete minutes of board meetings. The case involved a dispute between a condo owner and their condominium corporation over the approval of an alteration to the owner's unit. The CAT ultimately ruled in favor of the owner, in part because the corporation's minutes were incomplete and did not accurately reflect the discussions that took place during the board meeting in question. The author notes that this decision highlights the importance of maintaining detailed and accurate minutes to ensure transparency and accountability in condominium corporations.