
PART V, Sections 72 to 77
SALE AND LEASE OF UNITS
(1) The declarant shall deliver to every person who purchases a unit or
a proposed unit from the declarant a copy of the current disclosure
statement made by the declarant for the corporation of which the unit or
proposed unit forms part.
Purchaser not bound
(2) An agreement of purchase and sale of a unit or a proposed unit entered
into by a declarant is not binding on the purchaser until the declarant has
delivered to the purchaser a copy of the current disclosure statement.
Contents
(3) A disclosure statement shall specify the date on which it is made and
shall contain,
(b) a statement indicating,
(ii) if the corporation is a freehold condominium corporation, the type of
freehold condominium corporation that it is;
(d) a general description of the property or proposed property including the
types and number of buildings, units and recreational and other amenities
together with all conditions that apply to the provision of amenities;
(e) if the declarant has made an application for approval described in
subsection 9 (4), a summary of the reports, if any, that the approval
authority has required be made under subsection 9 (4) and the agreements, if
any, that the approval authority has imposed under subsection 9 (5) as a
condition of approval;
(f) a statement indicating whether the property or part of the property is
or may be subject to the Ontario New Home Warranty Plan Act or whether the
declarant has enrolled or intends to enrol the proposed units and common
elements in the Plan within the meaning of that Act in accordance with the
regulations made under that Act;
(g) a statement whether a building on the property or a unit or a proposed
unit has been converted from a previous use;
(h) a statement whether one or more units or proposed units may be used for
commercial or other purposes not ancillary to residential purposes;
(i) a statement of the portion of units or proposed units which the
declarant intends to market in blocks of units to investors;
(j) a statement of the portion of units or proposed units, to the nearest
anticipated 25 per cent, that the declarant intends to lease;
(k) if construction of amenities is not completed, a schedule of the
proposed commencement and completion dates;
(l) a list of the amenities that the declarant proposes to provide to the
purchaser during a period of interim occupancy of a proposed unit under
section 80;
(m) a copy of the existing or proposed declaration, by-laws, rules and
insurance trust agreement, if any;
(n) a brief description of the significant features of all agreements or
proposed agreements mentioned in section 111, 112, 113 or 114 and of all
agreements or proposed agreements between the corporation and another
corporation;
(o) a statement of whether, to the knowledge of the declarant, the
corporation intends to amalgamate with another corporation or whether the
declarant intends to cause the corporation to amalgamate with another
corporation within 60 days of the date of registration of the declaration
and description for the corporation;
(p) if an amalgamation is intended under clause (n), a copy of the proposed
declaration, description, by-laws and rules for the amalgamated corporation,
if available;
(q) a copy of the budget statement described in subsection (6);
(r) a copy of the budget of the corporation for the current fiscal year if
more than one year has passed since the registration of the declaration and
description for the corporation;
(s) a statement setting out the fees or charges, if any, that the
corporation is required to pay to the declarant or another person; and
(t) all other material that the regulations made under this Act require.
(4) The table of contents in the disclosure statement shall be in the
prescribed form, shall indicate whether the declaration, by-laws, rules or
the proposed declaration, by-laws or rules of the corporation or any other
material in the disclosure statement deal with the following matters and, if
so, shall indicate where the matters are dealt with:
ii. if the corporation is a freehold condominium corporation, the type of
freehold condominium corporation that it is.
3. A building on the property or a unit or a proposed unit has been
converted from a previous use.
4. One or more units or proposed units may be used for commercial or other
purposes not ancillary to residential purposes.
5. A provision exists with respect to pets on the property or the proposed
property.
6. There exist restrictions or standards with respect to the occupancy or
use of units or proposed units or the use of common elements or proposed
common elements that are based on the nature or design of the facilities and
services on the property or on other aspects of the buildings located on the
property.
7. A statement of the portion of units or proposed units, to the nearest
anticipated 25 per cent, that the declarant intends to lease.
8. A statement whether the proportion, expressed in percentages, of the
common interest appurtenant to any unit or proposed unit differs in an
amount of 10 per cent or more from that appurtenant to any other unit or
proposed unit of the same type, size and design.
9. A statement whether the proportion, expressed in percentages, in which
the owner of any unit or proposed unit is required to contribute to the
common expenses differs in an amount of 10 per cent or more from that
required of the owner of any other unit or proposed unit of the same type,
size and design.
10. A statement whether any unit or proposed unit is exempt from a cost
attributable to the rest of the units or proposed units.
11. Part or the whole of the common elements or the proposed common elements
are subject to a lease or licence.
12. A statement whether parking is allowed in or on a unit, on the common
elements or on a part of the common elements of which an owner has exclusive
use and a statement of the restrictions on parking.
13. Any other statement specified in the regulations made under this Act.
(5) On the request of the declarant, the corporation shall, promptly and
without charge, provide a copy of its budget for the current fiscal year to
the declarant.
Budget statement
(6) The budget statement is a statement for the one-year period immediately
following the registration of the declaration and description and shall
contain,
(b) a statement of the proposed amount of each expense of the corporation,
including the cost of the reserve fund study required for the year, the cost
of the performance audit under section 44 and the cost of preparing audited
financial statements if subsection 43 (7) requires the declarant to deliver
them within one year following the registration of the declaration and
description;
(c) particulars of the type, frequency and level of the services to be
provided;
(d) a statement of the projected monthly common expense contribution for
each type of unit;
(e) a statement of the portion of the common expenses to be paid into a
reserve fund;
(f) a statement of the status of all pending lawsuits material to the
property of which the declarant has actual knowledge and that may affect the
property after the registration of a deed to the unit from the declarant to
the purchaser;
(g) a statement of the amounts of all current or expected fees, charges,
rents or other revenue to be paid to or by the corporation or by any of the
owners for the use of the common elements or other facilities related to the
property, unless a turn over meeting has been held under section 43;
(h) a statement of all services not included in the budget that the
declarant provides, or expenses that the declarant pays and that might
reasonably be expected to become, at any subsequent time, a common expense
and the projected common expense contribution attributable to each of those
services or expenses for each type of unit;
(i) a statement of the projected amounts in all reserve funds at the end of
the current fiscal year;
(j) a summary of the most recent reserve fund study, if any; and
(k) all other material that the regulations made under this Act require.
(1) A purchaser who receives a disclosure statement under subsection 72
(1) may, in accordance with this section, rescind the agreement of purchase
and sale before accepting a deed to the unit being purchased that is in
registerable form.
Notice of rescission
(2) To rescind an agreement of purchase and sale under this section, a
purchaser or the purchaser's solicitor shall give a written notice of
rescission to the declarant or to the declarant's solicitor who must receive
the notice within 10 days of the later of,
(b) the date that the purchaser receives a copy of the agreement of purchase
and sale executed by the declarant and the purchaser.
(3) If a declarant or the declarant's solicitor receives a notice of
rescission from a purchaser under this section, the declarant shall promptly
refund, without penalty or charge, to the purchaser, all money received from
the purchaser under the agreement and credited towards the purchase price,
together with interest on the money calculated at the prescribed rate from
the date that the declarant received the money until the date the declarant
refunds it.
(1) Whenever there is a material change in the information contained or
required to be contained in a disclosure statement delivered to a purchaser
under subsection 72 (1) or a revised disclosure statement or a notice
delivered to a purchaser under this section, the declarant shall deliver a
revised disclosure statement or a notice to the purchaser.
Definition
(2) In this section,
"material change" means a change or a series of changes that a reasonable
purchaser, on an objective basis, would have regarded collectively as
sufficiently important to the decision to purchase a unit or proposed unit
in the corporation that it is likely that the purchaser would not have
entered into an agreement of purchase and sale for the unit or the proposed
unit or would have exercised the right to rescind such an agreement of
purchase and sale under section 73, if the disclosure statement had
contained the change or series of changes, but does not include,
(b) a substantial addition, alteration or improvement within the meaning
of subsection 97 (6) that the corporation makes to the common elements after
a turn-over meeting has been held under section 43;
(c) a change in the portion of units or proposed units that the declarant
intends to lease;
(d) a change in the schedule of the proposed commencement and completion
dates for the amenities of which construction had not been completed as of
the date on which the disclosure statement was made; or
(e) a change in the information contained in the statement described in
subsection 161 (1) of the services provided by the municipality or the
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, as the case may be, as described
in that subsection, if the unit or the proposed unit is in a vacant land
condominium corporation.
(3) The revised disclosure statement or notice required under subsection (1)
shall clearly identify all changes that in the reasonable belief of the
declarant may be material changes and summarize the particulars of them.
Time of delivery
(4) The declarant shall deliver the revised disclosure statement or notice
to the purchaser within a reasonable time after the material change
mentioned in subsection (1) occurs and, in any event, no later than 10 days
before delivering to the purchaser a deed to the unit being purchased that
is in registerable form.
Purchaser's application to court
(5) Within 10 days after receiving a revised disclosure statement or a
notice under subsection (1), a purchaser may make an application to the
Ontario Court (General Division) for a determination whether a change or a
series of changes set out in the statement or notice is a material change.
Rescission after material change
(6) If a change or a series of changes set out in a revised disclosure
statement or a notice delivered to a purchaser constitutes a material change
or if a material change occurs that the declarant does not disclose in a
revised disclosure statement or notice as required by subsection (1), the
purchaser may, before accepting a deed to the unit being purchased that is
in registerable form, rescind the agreement of purchase and sale within 10
days of the latest of,
(b) the date on which the purchaser becomes aware of a material change, if
the declarant has not delivered a revised disclosure statement or notice to
the purchaser as required by subsection (1) with respect to the change; and
(c) the date on which the Ontario Court (General Division) makes a
determination under subsection (5) or (8) that the change is material, if
the purchaser or the declarant, as the case may be, has made an application
for the determination.
(7) To rescind an agreement of purchase and sale under this section, a
purchaser or the purchaser's solicitor shall give a written notice of
rescission to the declarant or to the declarant's solicitor.
Declarant's application to court
(8) Within 10 days after receiving a notice of rescission, the declarant may
make an application to the Ontario Court (General Division) for a
determination whether the change or the series of changes on which the
rescission is based constitutes a material change, if the purchaser has not
already made an application for the determination under subsection (5).
Refund upon rescission
(9) A declarant who receives a notice of rescission from a purchaser under
this section shall refund, without penalty or charge, to the purchaser, all
money received from the purchaser under the agreement and credited towards
the purchase price, together with interest on the money calculated at the
prescribed rate from the date that the declarant received the money until
the date the declarant refunds it.
Time of refund
(10) The declarant shall make the refund,
(b) within 10 days after the court makes a determination that the change is
material, if the purchaser has made an application under subsection (5) or
the declarant has made an application under subsection (8).
(1) The declarant is accountable to the corporation under this section
for the budget statement that covers the one-year period immediately
following the registration of the declaration and description.
Common expenses
(2) The declarant shall pay to the corporation the amount by which the total
actual amount of common expenses incurred for the period covered by the
budget statement, except for those attributable to the termination of an
agreement under section 111 or 112, exceeds the total budgeted amount.
Revenue
(3) The declarant shall pay to the corporation the amount by which the total
actual amount of fees, charges, rents and other revenue paid or to be paid
to the corporation, during the period covered by the budget statement, for
the use of any part of the common elements or assets or of any other
facilities related to the property, is less than the total budgeted amount.
Set-off
(4) If the total actual amount of revenue described in subsection (3)
exceeds the total budgeted amount, the declarant may deduct the excess from
any amount payable under subsection (2).
Notice of payment
(5) After receiving the audited financial statements for the period covered
by the budget statement, the board shall compare the actual amount of common
expenses and revenue described in subsections (2) and (3) for the period
covered by the budget statement with the budgeted amounts and shall, within
30 days of receiving the audited financial statements, give written notice
to the declarant of the amount that the declarant is required to pay to the
corporation under this section.
Time for payment
(6) Within 30 days of receiving the notice, the declarant shall pay the
corporation the amount that it is required to pay under this section.
(1) The corporation shall give to each person who so requests a status
certificate with respect to a unit in the corporation, in the prescribed
form, that specifies the date on which it was made and that contains,
(b) a statement of the increase, if any, in the common expenses for the unit
that the board has declared since the date of the budget of the corporation
for the current fiscal year and the reason for the increase;
(c) a statement of the assessments, if any, that the board has levied
against the unit since the date of the budget of the corporation for the
current fiscal year to increase the contribution to the reserve fund and the
reason for the assessments;
(d) a statement of the address for service of the corporation;
(e) a statement of the names and address for service of the directors and
officers of the corporation;
(f) a copy of the current declaration, by-laws and rules;
(g) a copy of all applications made under section 109 to amend the
declaration for which the court has not made an order;
(h) a statement of all outstanding judgments against the corporation and the
status of all legal actions to which the corporation is a party;
(i) a copy of the budget of the corporation for the current fiscal year, the
last annual audited financial statements and the auditor's report on the
statements;
(j) a list of all current agreements mentioned in section 111, 112 or 113
and all current agreements between the corporation and another corporation
or between the corporation and the owner of the unit;
(k) a statement that the person requesting the status certificate has the
rights described in subsections (7) and (8) with respect to the agreements
mentioned in clause (j);
(l) a statement whether the parties have complied with all current
agreements mentioned in clause 98 (1) (b) with respect to the unit;
(m) a statement with respect to,
(ii) the amount in the reserve fund no earlier than at the end of a month
within 90 days of the date of the status certificate, and
(iii) current plans, if any, to increase the reserve fund under subsection
94 (8);
(o) a statement of the number of units for which the corporation has
received notice under section 83 that the unit was leased during the fiscal
year preceding the date of the status certificate;
(p) a certificate or memorandum of insurance for each of the current
insurance policies;
(q) a statement of the amounts, if any, that this Act requires be added to
the common expenses payable for the unit;
(r) a statement whether the Ontario Court (General Division) has made an
order appointing an inspector under section 130 or an administrator under
section 131;
(s) all other material that the regulations made under this Act require.
(2) The corporation may charge the prescribed fee for providing the status
certificate.
Time for giving certificate
(3) The corporation shall give the status certificate within 10 days after
receiving a request for it and payment of the fee charged by the corporation
for it.
Omission of information
(4) If a status certificate that a corporation has given under subsection
(1) omits material information that it is required to contain, it shall be
deemed to include a statement that there is no such information.
Default in giving certificate
(5) A corporation that does not give a status certificate within the
required time shall be deemed to have given a certificate on the day
immediately after the required time has expired stating that,
(b) the board has not declared any increase in the common expenses for the
unit since the date of the budget of the corporation for the current fiscal
year; and
(c) the board has not levied any assessments against the unit since the date
of the budget of the corporation for the current fiscal year to increase the
contribution to the reserve fund.
(6) The status certificate binds the corporation, as of the date it is given
or deemed to have been given, with respect to the information that it
contains or is deemed to contain, as against a purchaser or mortgagee of a
unit who relies on the certificate.
Examination of agreements
(7) Upon receiving a written request and reasonable notice, the corporation
shall permit a person who has requested a status certificate and paid the
fee charged by the corporation for the certificate, or an agent of the
person duly authorized in writing, to examine the agreements mentioned in
clause (1) (k) at a reasonable time and at a reasonable location.
Copies of agreements
(8) The corporation shall, within a reasonable time, provide copies of the
agreements to a person examining them, if the person so requests and pays a
reasonable fee to compensate the corporation for the labour and copying
charges.
On the request of any person, the corporation shall, without fee,
provide the names and address for service of the directors and officers of
the corporation, the person responsible for the management of the property
of the corporation and the person to whom the corporation has delegated the
responsibility for providing status certificates.Section 72.
Disclosure statement
(a) a table of contents prepared in accordance with subsection (4) and
located at the beginning of the disclosure statement;
Table of contents
(i) whether the corporation is a freehold condominium corporation or a
leasehold condominium corporation, and
(c) a statement of the name and municipal address of the declarant and the
mailing address of the property or the proposed property and its municipal
address if available;
1. A statement indicating,
Copy of budget
i. whether the corporation is a leasehold condominium corporation or a
freehold condominium corporation, and
2. The property or part of the property is or may be subject to the Ontario
New Home Warranties Plan Act or the proposed units and common elements are
enrolled or are intended to be enrolled in the Plan within the meaning of
that Act in accordance with the regulations made under that Act.
(a) a statement of the common expenses of the corporation;
Section 73.
Rescission of agreement
(a) the date that the purchaser receives the disclosure statement; and
Refund upon rescission
Section 74.
Material changes in disclosure statement
(a) a change in the contents of the budget of the corporation for the
current fiscal year if more than one year has passed since the registration
of the declaration and description for the corporation;
Contents of revised statement
(a) the date on which the purchaser receives the revised disclosure
statement or the notice, if the declarant delivered a revised disclosure
statement or notice to the purchaser;
Notice of rescission
(a) within 10 days after receiving a notice of rescission, if neither the
purchaser nor the declarant has made an application for a determination
described in subsection (5) or (8) respectively; or
Section 75.
Accountability for budget statement
Section 76.
Status certificate
(a) a statement of the common expenses for the unit and the default, if any,
in payment of the common expenses;
Fee for certificate
(i) the most recent reserve fund study and updates to it,
(n) a statement of those additions, alterations or improvements to the
common elements, those changes in the assets of the corporation and those
changes in a service of the corporation that are substantial and that the
board has proposed but has not implemented, together with a statement of the
purpose of them;
(a) there has been no default in the payment of common expenses for the
unit;
Effect of certificate
Section 77.
Information on corporation
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