Sentences with phrase «condominium owners do»

Typically, condominium owners do not own the structure they live in.

Unlike the owner of a single - family home, a single - unit condominium owner does not need coverage for the entire building, instead, just their unit.

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Don't let the name fool you, Auto - Owners offers life, car, business, and home insurance and, for the latter, they handle coverage of all type of homes, condominiums, farms, and so on.

The owner of a condominium unit owns the unit itself and has the right, along with other owners, to use the common areas, but does not own the common elements such as the exterior walls, floors and ceilings or the structural systems outside of the unit; these are owned by the condominium association.

Barking dogs do not endear owners to their neighbors in apartments, condominiums, and close - knit suburbs.

Recently, owners living in an exclusive condominium complex downtown asked me whether there was anything that could be done to prevent short - term leas...

«[Section 91 of the Condominium Act] does not grant a condominium corporation the authority to impose on a unit owner the obligation to repair common elements after damage, except for common elements designated for the exclusive use of an owner.»

In a case that we previously blogged about (Balland v. YCC No. 201) it was the condominium corporation that did not act reasonably in its dealings with the unit owner to obtain access to the owner's unit and the condominium corporation was on the losing side in that litigation.

A thorn in s. 8 of the Canadian Charter of Rights, and in Fourth Amendment doctrine in the United States, has been this question: Do condominium owners and apartment lessees have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the common areas of...

Often, problems with owners that do not comply with the condominium documents or the legislation arise because owners are not aware of their obligations or do not fully understand what is the unit owner's responsibility and what is the responsibility of the condo corporation.

In a condominium where the majority of units are rented, this means that any decision to restrict pets will be made primarily by owners who do not live in the condominium.

What does it take for a condominium corporation to force the removal of a unit owner from a unit?

163 (1) If the board of a vacant land condominium corporation determines under section 123 that substantial damage has occurred to a building located on a unit and the owners do not vote for termination under that section, the owner of the unit may elect,

If the Board does not provide any such pertinent information to the manager, which results in an error / omission in the status certificate, then the condominium corporation (and ultimately all of the unit owners) will be responsible for the mistake.

For example, it does not cover losses resulting from burglary, damage from water plumbing and many mishaps that may occur on the part of the building occupied by the condominium unit owner.

If this is the case then you do have a consideration within a condominium unit owner policy to pay for assessments such as the deductible.

61 % of Canadian condominium owners taking part in the poll do not know or incorrectly assume their building's insurance will cover damage to another unit from water or fire that originated in their unit.

Many communities are not doing enough, she says, noting examples of homeowners» or condominium owners» associations that have blocked the construction of bus shelters because they believed they were «unsightly» or attracted «the wrong type of person.»

An owner of a condominium unit may feel secure in the knowledge that he owns title to his little piece of the building and can do as he wishes, subject to certain reasonable rules and general constraints on use and behaviour that apply to all owners, and which are found in the condo corporation's governing documentation (the declaration, bylaws and rules).

The State of Florida does its part to protect home owners living in shared residential communities (condominiums, timeshares, mobile homes) not only through the passage of legislation designed to assist in the resolution of disputes that may arise, but also by the creation of an agency designed especially to resolve controversies: the Florida Department of -LSB-...]

It was very hard for owners of an old condominium to terminate it even if it was the smart thing to do.