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Download these Ontario Condominium Forms if you plan to sell or rent out your condo unit or if you manage condominium property in the province.

These re-usable legal forms comply with the Ontario Condominium Act.
Save money on legal fees by preparing your own documentation using these ready-made templates.
Forms for owners, lessors, property managers and condominium corporations.

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The condominium corporation must approve any renovations that might affect the common elements of the building.
In order to get the corporation to approve the renovations, the unit owner indemnifies the corporation and assumes all liability for any damages resulting from the renovations.
The renovations must be done in accordance with the approved specifications.
The owner warrants that the renovations will be in compliance with the requirements of the insurance policies covering the property.
The unit owner agrees to pay any increased insurance premiums resulting from the renovations.
The agreement complies with the provisions of the Ontario Condominium Act.
Available in MS Word format.
Intended for use only in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

$10.99

This Purchase and Sale Agreement is intended for transactions where neither party is using a realtor, which is called a 'for sale by owner' (or FSBO) transaction.
It should be used only for an existing condo unit, not for a new condominium, where the units would be sold by the developer.
This is not the OREA standard form of contract. OREA contracts must be obtained from a member of the Ontario Real Estate Association.

This Ontario Agreement of Purchase and Sale of Condominium - Resale is provided in MS Word format, and is fully editable.

$12.49

This form is used to declare the intention to register a condominium.
It must be filed under Section 33.1 of the Condominium Act as part of the process of creating a condominium development.
Available as a fillable Word document.
For use in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

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The Notice must be served on the unit owner in accordance with subsection 85(4) of the Act.
The condo corporation claims a lien for all unpaid common expenses, plus the costs of collection.
The lien may be enforced against the owner in the same manner as a mortgage.
This is a reusable legal form - buy, download, fill in, use the template as often as you require.

The Ontario Notice of Lien to Owner under Condominium Act form is downloadable and easy to use.

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