Every Condominium must have a set of by-laws, which governs the Condominium units, the common space, as well as the rights and responsibilities of all involved. These by-laws can vary greatly from complex to complex. For example, some may not allow children or pets to live in the complex. In other complexes, if you want to renovate the inside of your unit, you may need permission from the Condominium Corporation.
Collectively, owners can change the by-laws to suit their particular complex. At least 60 per cent of the owners must vote in favour to allow changes in the by-laws. Any amendments have to be registered in the Land Title Office for it to take effect. All owners and everyone occupying the units must abide by the by-laws of their Condominium Corporation. In some special cases, by-laws may allow the Corporation to fine its owners if they don’t follow the rules.
As an owner of a unit, you have the right and obligation to vote on matters presented at any general meeting, as well as changes to common property, regulations and by-laws. At most general meetings, votes are conducted by a show of hands, but you may also vote by proxy.
If more than one person owns a unit, their vote counts only as one. Check your by-laws for clarification on who has the right to vote.
All the owners of the Condominium units are the members of the Condominium Corporation.
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