What can actually complicate a Saskatoon condo sale is the corporation's bylaws, not a refusal right. Some corporations restrict rentals or short-term stays, and a buyer's lawyer needs to read the bylaws and the reserve fund study before removing conditions, since a restriction discovered after possession is much harder to unwind.
A financing condition or a home inspection condition is far more likely to end a Saskatoon condo deal than any refusal clause, because those are the standard conditions built into a Saskatchewan offer. A lawyer reviewing the condo documents, typically for $800 to $1,500, is the real gatekeeper here.
So the real risk in a Saskatoon condo purchase is paperwork, not a rival buyer with a legal veto. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.