There are certain cases where a condominium board can go straight to court and request an immediate eviction order. A condominium board can make an application for immediate eviction if a tenant: has caused or is causing excessive damage to the common property or any other property of the condominium corporation; or is a danger to or is intimidating the owners or tenants in the complex. If such an application is made, the corporation must notify the tenant and owner of the unit. A court hearing will be held where a judge will decide whether to grant an order for the tenant to immediately give up possession of the unit. Tip for condo boards: If a corporation makes an application for immediate eviction, it must notify the tenant and owner of the unit at least 5 days in advance (not including holidays and Saturdays).