What if a landlord gives notice to terminate in bad faith: Reasonable Doubt
Here’s what happens if a landlord fails to take possession of a rental for their own use
Tim Duggan
October 22, 2018
Here’s what happens if a landlord fails to take possession of a rental for their own use
On August 23, 2018, the Supreme Court of Canada announced that it would not hear an appeal from the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) in TREBs long-running legal battle against
In this week’s Reasonable Doubt column, lawyer Tim Duggan examines why so many Toronto condominiums have passed restrictions on both tobacco and marijuana smoking
Who determines the condo gym hours and how is new equipment purchased?
The Residential Tenancies Act allows termination of tenancies for landlord’s own use
Most condominium corporations’ governing documents do contain some restrictions that affect the keeping of pets in a unit
A condo corporation is required to keep proper records and allow a unit owner to access them when requested
What are the Condominium Authority and Condominium Authority Tribunal?
My neighbour’s cigarette and marijuana smoke enters my condo unit. Who’s responsible for making it stop?
You might come home one day and find that someone is using your condominium parking spot on locker unit unlawfully