Section 23 (2) of the Condominium Act requires a condominium corporation to give written notice of the general nature of any legal action contemplated by the corporation before commencing an action. Ontario’s Court of Appeal recently decided, reversing its own 1983 decision, that the failure to give such notice does not render the legal action a nullity. Such an omission is simply a procedural irregularity that can be cured.
See YRSC 1206 v 520 Steeles 2020 ONCA 63. Comments are closed.
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