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NC-v4 EQp2:Environmental tobacco smoke control

Prohibiting Smoking in Residential Buildings

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Jessica Malta
MCW Consultants Ltd
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I was wondering if anyone has experience with prohibiting smoking in residential units, and, if using condo corporation documents has been a sufficient legal tool for the prohibition of smoking in private areas. Or, if you've written directly into sales/lease agreements. 

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Emily Purcell
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Wed, 05/19/2021 - 22:16

I've used condo corporation documents successfully. 

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