The Condominium Property Act requires the condominium corporation to enforce the bylaws and allows for the condominium corporation to establish monetary or other sanctions when bylaws are breached. The condominium corporation has the authority to impose monetary or other sanctions on owners, tenants and occupants who are breaching the bylaws. Condominium corporations can only impose a sanction if the bylaw allows for it and indicates what the sanction is. If there is a monetary sanction, the bylaw must state the amount of money or range of money that could be charged for breaching the bylaw. Sanctions imposed under a bylaw must be reasonable in the circumstances. A sanction cannot be imposed if: it prohibits or restricts the devolution of units or any transfer, lease, mortgage or other dealing with the units or destroys or modifies any easement implied/created by the Condominium Property Act Tip: unlike bylaw breaches, condominium corporations cannot impose sanctions for rule breaches. For more information, go to our page on Sanctions.