Law360 Canada ( January 30, 2026, 9:37 AM EST) -- Appeal by 1388020 Ontario Corp. (BSA) from an order granting summary judgment in favour of Metropolitan Toronto Condominium Corporation No. 1067 (MTCC 1067). This arose from an action over alleged condominium common expense arrears. BSA owned eight units in a commercial condominium and was required to pay monthly common expenses under the Condominium Act, 1998 and MTCC 1067’s Declaration. MTCC 1067 sued BSA in 2016 for unpaid expenses, which was resolved in 2017 with BSA acknowledging arrears. In 2024, MTCC 1067 registered a lien alleging BSA had not paid since January 2021 and commenced an action seeking compensation under the oppression remedy and vacant possession of BSA’s units. BSA defended, claiming MTCC 1067 agreed to a 25 per cent discount for cash payments, which BSA alleged it made. MTCC 1067 denied any such agreement or receipt of substantial cash payments. Both parties alleged falsified documents and challenged each other’s credibility. The motion judge used enhanced fact-finding powers, rejected BSA’s evidence as not credible, and granted summary judgment for $495,888, declaring the entire amount secured by the condominium lien and granting vacant possession. On appeal, BSA argued the motion judge erred by granting summary judgment despite credibility issues, by failing to address whether part of MTCC 1067’s claim was limitations-barred, and by expanding the lien to include unsecured arrears....