115—Cases where owner not liable to contribute
(1) The owner of a
community lot to whom the community corporation is under a financial or other
obligation cannot be required to contribute to the satisfaction of that
obligation by the corporation.
(2) Where a primary
corporation is under a financial or other obligation to the owner of a
secondary or tertiary lot comprising part of the primary scheme or a secondary
corporation is under a financial or other obligation to the owner of a
tertiary lot comprising part of the secondary scheme, the owner of the lot
cannot be required to contribute to the contribution to be made by the
secondary or tertiary corporation to the satisfaction of that obligation.
(3) Where the owner of
a community lot and the community corporation were parties to proceedings
before a court or other tribunal and the corporation has been ordered to pay
the owner's costs or the corporation and the owner are to bear their own
costs, the owner of the lot cannot be required to contribute to the payment by
the corporation of the corporation's costs in those proceedings.
(4) Where a primary
corporation and the owner of a secondary or tertiary lot comprising part of
the primary scheme or a secondary corporation and the owner of a tertiary lot
comprising part of the secondary scheme were parties to proceedings before a
court or other tribunal and the corporation has been ordered to pay the owners
costs or the corporation and the owner are to bear their own costs, the owner
of the lot cannot be required to contribute to any contribution to be made by
the secondary or tertiary corporation to the payment of the corporation's
costs.