The case of Engel v Glenora Manor illustrates the risks Condominium Corporations take when they fail to adequately address owner concerns, especially in the realm of Human Rights.
This ruling has important implications for insurers and insureds as insurers may be relieved of their obligation to indemnify an insured for the entire claim if the insured files a fraudulent or false proof of loss for part of the claim.
A corporation that has been struck from the corporate record likely will not have much in the way of financial contribution, it could uncover additional insurance coverage that could contribute to a settlement or resolution.
The Alberta Court of King’s Bench rules on collecting condo fees on a caveat that was filed more than two years prior to a foreclosure action filed to collect those fees.
