Sentences with phrase «individual unit owners»

Unfortunately, this means individual unit owners need to buy and pay for more coverage than before.

This means individual unit owners need to buy and pay for more coverage than before.

The right of all unit owners to review the condominium records to ensure that there is transparency in the corporation's operations must be balanced with the right of privacy of individual unit owners.

In these cases, the condo corporation can make assessments against individual unit owners.

In these cases, the condo corporation can make assessments against individual unit owners.

Unfortunately, this means individual unit owners need to buy and pay for more coverage than before.

This means individual unit owners need to buy and pay for more coverage than before.

The condominium documents and the Act restrict some of the rights of individual unit owners in favour of the collective good of the condominium community as a whole.

The damages suffered by strata owners may include consequential damages, i.e., the amounts assessed on individual unit owners by the strata corporation to fund the cost to repair, restore or remediate the deficiencies to the common property.

Levies against individual unit owners in a condominium or planned unit development (PUD) project for additional capital to defray homeowners» association costs and expenses and to repair, replace, maintain, improve, or operate the common areas of the project.

For example, any damages to the exterior of a condo building, such as the roof after a storm, would be the responsibility of the condo association, rather than any individual unit owners.

The biggest trend currently observed in Alberta and Edmonton is that the condo corporations / builders move more responsibility to individual unit owners.

For example, any damages to the exterior of a condo building, such as the roof after a storm, would be the responsibility of the condo association, rather than any individual unit owners.

The biggest trends currently observed in Alberta and Calgary are that the condo corporations are shifting more responsibility to individual unit owners.

The biggest trend currently observed is that the condo corporations / builders move more responsibility to individual unit owners.

In Crawford v. London (City), 2000 CanLII 22350 (ON SC), (2000), 47 OR (3d) 784 (S.C.J.), leave to appeal ref'd, [2000] O.J. No. 2088 (S.C.J.), referred to in the decision, a class action was permitted because an individual unit owner could not maintain a representative action under any act in Ontario on behalf of current or former owners of any of the units in a condominium corporation.

Can an individual unit owner pay his or her proportionate interest in the lien, and require the contractor to discharge the construction lien as against his or her unit only?

The ruling in the case of Mari and Kieran is that even when the property damage is caused not by the fault or negligence of an individual unit owner but simply due to defective plumbing or a malfunctioning appliance, that the condominium unit owner may still be held responsible for the damage.

Because it is a building insurance, often the deductible is high, when this becomes payable in a claim, the amount is divided among all the individual unit owners.

Items not covered by the condo corporation master policy that may be the insurance responsibility of the individual unit owners / tenants.

Insures the basic building (s)(walls, roof, floors, elevators) but leaves the individual unit owners with the responsibility of insuring their appliances, carpeting, cabinets, wall coverings, and other items in their unit, and in some instances the interior walls.

The biggest trends currently observed in Alberta and Calgary are that the condo corporations are shifting more responsibility to individual unit owners.

The biggest trend currently observed is that the condo corporations / builders move more responsibility to individual unit owners.

The biggest trend currently observed in Alberta and Edmonton is that the condo corporations / builders move more responsibility to individual unit owners.

For a project to qualify as a PUD, the owners» association must require automatic, non-severable membership for each individual unit owner, and provide for mandatory assessments.