Legal
June 23, 2026 - Published by North Alberta Chapter - Author(s): Spencer Marks
Bee in a Hive or Queen in a Castle? What Alberta Courts Require Before Evicting a Condominium Owner
Every condominium board eventually encounters the same difficult situation. An owner repeatedly violates the bylaws. Neighbours complain about noise, harassment, damage to common property, or ongoing nuisance behaviour. The board sends warning letters. The condominium manager speaks with the owner. Enforcement notices are issued. Yet the behaviour continues. After months, sometimes years, of dealing with the problem, the board inevitably asks the same question...
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