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Entering a Unit for Enforcement Purposes

Author: 
Michelle Kelly
Publication date:
March 3, 2019
Article Summary: 

In this article, the author discusses the ability of a condominium corporation to make entry to a unit for enforcement purposes, such as to confirm the presence of a pet or noise complaints. The author argues that section 19 of the Act allows a condominium corporation to make entry to a unit to inspect for compliance with the Act, declaration, by-laws, or rules. A recent court decision confirms that a condominium corporation has the right to make entry to a unit to inspect for compliance with the Act, declaration, by-laws, and rules, even for enforcement purposes. The court order requires the owner to cooperate with the condominium and provide at least 48 hours' notice before inspection.



Keywords: 

Condominium, unit, enforcement, entry, compliance, Act, declaration, by-laws, rules, inspection, court decision, noise complaints, owner, trespass notice.

Source Citation: 
Michelle Kelly
Entering a Unit for Enforcement Purposes
March 3, 2019
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