Oppression Remedy Sought Over Condo Common Element Alterations

In this blog post, the authors discuss a recent case in which a unit owner sought an oppression remedy against their condominium corporation over common element alterations. The owner argued that the changes resulted in a loss of value and interfered with their use and enjoyment of their unit. However, the court ultimately ruled in favor of the corporation, finding that they acted reasonably and in good faith when making the alterations. The authors provide insights into the court's reasoning and implications for other similar cases.