Reasonable Noise in Shared Living Environments
BlogNoise Complaints We understand that noise complaints are a common concern in condominium living. A recent case, Farinha v. White, reviewed by the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT), sheds light on what constitutes "reasonable noise" in shared living environments. As detailed by Rija Chaudhary on the Davidson Houle Allen, Condominium Law…
What Amounts to an Unreasonable Noise Disturbance?
BlogDHA Condo Law - August 14, 2024 | Sophie Ryder Your condominium’s governing documents likely contain clauses that give the owners the right to enjoy their units with limited noise disturbances. But what can count as an unreasonable noise disturbance? Three recent Condominium Authority Tribunal decisions, Peel Condominium Corporation No. 112 v. Uthayachandran…
Court Orders Owner to Sell and Vacate Unit
BlogJune 26, 2024 | Christy Allen and James Davidson In the case of TSCC 1899 v. Devlin, the owner had a fairly brief history of misbehavior. As the Court explained it: “Starting in the spring of 2023, Ms. Devlin started to disturb, threaten, intimidate, and harass the residents, staff, and…
Hike for Hospice Huntsville Goal Reached
BlogWe are grateful to the local community for rallying behind us at MCRS Property Management as we strived to raise $1,100 for the 2024 Hike For Hospice Huntsville. Your support and generosity are the driving forces behind our efforts to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those…
2024 Hike For Hospice Huntsville
BlogSupporting Hospice Huntsville: Join Us for the 15th Annual Hike for Hospice! At MCRS Property Management, we believe in supporting our community in meaningful ways. That's why we're proud to announce our participation in the 15th Annual Hike for Hospice Huntsville, taking place on Sunday, May 5, 2024. This family-friendly…
Landmark Decision Grants Resident Right to Keep Emotional Support Dog!
BlogIn a recent case (MTCC 584 v. Kakish), a condominium corporation faced off against a resident who wanted to keep a dog despite rules prohibiting pets in the units. The resident, supported by three letters from her doctor and one from her treating psychiatrist, argued that she needed the dog…
