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Alberta Estoppel Certificate for Condominium Sale
If you are selling a condominium unit in Alberta, you must provide the purchaser with an Estoppel Certificate.
- The Certificate certifies that:
- the seller is not behind in condo fees or other payments owing to the condominium corporation, except for any amounts which are stated in the Certificate,
- insurance is in place on the condo building,
- the by-laws of the condominium corporation are registered,
- the common property has not been mortgaged or transferred,
- any other relevant information required by the purchaser and the mortgage lender prior to closing.
- Condominium corporations in Alberta can download this ready-made Estoppel Certificate form and use it each time they receive a request from a selling owner.
- Available in MS Word format.
- Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.
$6.49
Alberta Condominium Bylaws
Use this template set of Condominium Bylaws to create new bylaws for an Alberta condominium or amend the existing bylaws.
- Every condominium corporation in Alberta must adopt bylaws that govern the operation and management of the project.
- The Condominium Bylaws establish the following:
- how the condominium corporation will operate and how it will run the building on behalf of the owners,
- how the board of managers will be elected,
- how meetings will be conducted,
- how the affairs of the condominium will be managed,
- the duties and obligations of the corporation and the owners.
- These Bylaws comply with the requirements of the Condominium Property Act, updated to December 2022.
- Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta.
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Alberta Notice of Proposed Sanction against Condo Owner
Give notice to a condominium owner that the board proposes to levy a sanction for a breach of the Bylaws with this Notice of Proposed Sanction.
- The Notice is required under s. 73.7(1) of the Condominium Property Act (Alberta) and contains all the prescribed information, including:
- the portion of the Bylaw that was violated,
- the date(s) on which the violation occurred (if applicable or if known),
- the remedial action that the unit owner can take to cure the violation (if any),
- the date by which the remedial action must be taken or by which the owner must respond to the notice.
- The form is available in MS Word format.
- Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.
$4.99
Alberta Condo Common Property Management Agreement
If you're a condo property manager in Alberta, you'll love how easy it is to write your client contracts with this downloadable template.
- This Agreement is between a condo association and a property manager for the management and maintenance of the condominium's common property.
- The property manager has the authority to negotiate and sign service contracts on behalf of the condo corporation.
- The manager is responsible for arranging and preparing documents for the annual meetings of the corporation, including sending notices to the individual unit owners.
- The manager will undertake all other actions and perform other services necessary to maintain and operate the building.
- The Agreement complies with the applicable provisions of the Alberta Condominium Property Act.
- Available for download in MS Word format.
- Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.
$29.99