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NEWS: Patricia Elia in "CondoBusiness Executive Video Series" |
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June 18, 2013
Today's CondoBusiness E-News circulation features Patricia Elia's contribution to the Executive Video Series, "Selling Safety to Condo Boards". |
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The Role of Chair – Maintaining the Integrity of Democracy |
Davis v. Peel Condominium Corporation No. 22
I recently represented a Condominium Corporation in an Application where a unit owner challenged the results of an election to remove the Board of Directors. The Applicant sought to have the former board reinstated along with costs and damages under Sections 134 and Sections 135 of the Condominium Act, 1998 (the “Act”) – the compliance and oppression remedy sections – against the Condominium Corporation and the person who chaired the meeting, who so happened to be another lawyer with my firm.
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When you proceed to court to resolve a dispute, you set out to ultimately prove that you are right and the other side is wrong. That being said, being right and recovering costs are two separate matters. Even if one is successful in winning a legal battle, there are no guarantees that the cost of doing so can be recovered.
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