Research Paper Number

48/2014

Comments and Feedback on 'Growing Up: Ontario's Condominium Communities Enter a New Era' - Condominium Act Review: Stage Two Solutions Report

Authors

Sas Ansari
Sujoy Chatterjee

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2014

Keywords

Condominum Governance; Renters' rights; Urban Living; Micro Condominiums; Private governance; Condominium Act; Strata Governance; balancing competing rights

Abstract

The Urban Law Centre ("ULC") has carefully reviewed the Stage Two Solutions Report ("Report") on the revisions to the Condominium Act ("the Act"). Our submissions briefly address five (5) areas that will enrich the discussion on, and improve the resulting, reforms to the Act. The ULC’s recommendations relate to sustainability, condominium dispute resolution, infrastructure needs, tenant and multicultural residents, and the effects of investors or absentee owners. The ULC would be happy to provide more detailed submissions on any of the issues raised as part of the final development of the proposed amendments to the Condominium Act.

Recommended Citation

Ansari, Sas and Chatterjee, Sujoy, "Comments and Feedback on 'Growing Up: Ontario's Condominium Communities Enter a New Era' - Condominium Act Review: Stage Two Solutions Report" (2014). Osgoode Legal Studies Research Paper Series. 37.
https://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/olsrps/37