Acts and Regulations

C-16.05 - Condominium Property Act

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Substantial damage
49(1)In this section, “substantial damage” means damage to a building for which the cost of repairs would equal at least 25% of the value of the building immediately prior to the damage occurring, or a greater percentage if specified in the declaration.
49(2)If a building sustains damage, the board shall determine if the damage is substantial within 30 days after it has been sustained.
49(3)Within 60 days after determining that there is substantial damage, a vote shall be taken by the owners and if the owners of at least 60% of the common elements, or a greater percentage if specified in the declaration, vote to repair the damage, the corporation shall do so.
49(4)A corporation shall submit a notice of termination under section 55, if
(a) the owners do not vote to repair the damage, or
(b) the owners do not vote within 60 days after it has been determined that there has been substantial damage.
Substantial damage
49(1)In this section, “substantial damage” means damage to a building for which the cost of repairs would equal at least 25% of the value of the building immediately prior to the damage occurring, or a greater percentage if specified in the declaration.
49(2)If a building sustains damage, the board shall determine if the damage is substantial within 30 days after it has been sustained.
49(3)Within 60 days after determining that there is substantial damage, a vote shall be taken by the owners and if the owners of at least 60% of the common elements, or a greater percentage if specified in the declaration, vote to repair the damage, the corporation shall do so.
49(4)A corporation shall submit a notice of termination under section 55, if
(a) the owners do not vote to repair the damage, or
(b) the owners do not vote within 60 days after it has been determined that there has been substantial damage.