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Dispute Resolution

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Given the shared nature of condo living, it is inevitable that disputes will occur. Depending on the type of condo dispute you have, who you are (for example, maybe you are a condo buyer, owner or board member) and who you are dealing with, there are different options. Learn more about dispute resolution:

  • Condominium Dispute Resolution Tribunal (CDRT)
  • Dispute Resolution for Buyers
  • Dispute Resolution for Owners
  • Dispute Resolution for Condominium Boards
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