No fines, however, can be levied for breaking condo board policies and rules.
Unfortunately, without reviewing your bylaws and the actual fines, it is impossible to give you clear directions as to what you should do. Therefore, I will provide some general comments.
With respect to the monetary sanctions issued more than two years ago, I would encourage you to plead the Limitations Act as a defence, which would entitle you to immunity from liability. Filing a caveat for fines and threatening foreclosure appear to be contrary to the Condominium Property Act.Article contentThe law in Alberta recently changed with respect to fines. Before imposing a fine, a corporation must serve a notice of proposed fine on the person.
When the deadline for a written response or corrective actions has expired, the condominium corporation may impose a monetary sanction .
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