Does a Developer Have a Duty of Care to Subsequent Purchasers?
A recent decision of the Alberta Court of Appeal raised two questions:1. when is a summary judgment an appropriate, efficient means to resolve a matter and: 2 whether a developer owes a duty of care to subsequent homeowners to repair deficiencies in the original construction. The case is Condominium Corporation No. 0522151 (o/a Somerset Condominium)...
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