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Condo Rules – The Limits
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Toronto Condo News
Publication date:
May 24, 2020
Article Summary:
Condo boards have the power to make and enforce rules regarding objectionable behavior, but these rules cannot override the declaration or bylaws that were accepted when purchasing a unit. In a case where a condo corporation sought to revise rules to control rentals and sales, the court ruled that these changes were not authorized by the bylaws. Bylaws can be amended by a vote of owners with over 50% voting in support, while changing a declaration requires a supermajority of at least 80%. If the bylaws or declaration allow for leasing of units, rules adopted by a condo board impairing the ability to lease are improper.
Keywords:
condo rules, objectionable behavior, declaration, bylaws, condo corporation, rental control, bylaw amendment, declaration change, leasing units, supermajority.
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Toronto Condo News
Condo Rules – The Limits
May 24, 2020
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