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ARTICLE · 08 APRIL 2024

Insuring Your Condo: Exploring Insurance And Subrogation In Condominium Ownership

Insurance policies protect our various interests such as our homes, vehicles, and personal property where there is potential damage, loss, and/or liability.

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Insurance policies protect our various interests such as our homes, vehicles, and personal property where there is potential damage, loss, and/or liability. Insurance policies vary and are available to purchase at different prices and different levels of coverage. Insurance is often a necessary condition for acquiring a variety of things, such as owning a vehicle or obtaining a mortgage.

In the context of a condominium and pursuant to Ontario's Condominium Act, individual unit owners are subject to the rules of their condominium's declaration and bylaws, which together make up the governing documents.1

How are condominiums operated and organized?

Essentially, all condominiums have a corporation number which creates the condominium corporation. The condominium corporation is a legal entity. A condominium corporation will designate a Board of Directors to make major decisions, such as what renovations should be made to common elements and managing the flow of

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