@scotlandx said:
In the context of meetings, it is up to the Chair to run the meeting – if someone is being disruptive then the Chair should issue a warning, and if the person ignores it they should be removed. I know in real life this is not always workable.
And there’s the problem – hiring security guards to forcibly eject owners from a meeting that they are entitled to attend is a whole other legal minefield. You can’t gag them (more’s the pity). Also they may be in the right but have an autocratic chair who only allows one voice to be heard … theirs.
I know one building that used to ask a tenant who was a personal trainer and ex-special forces to attend because one owner – a gym junkie on permanent ‘roid rage – would only respond to him when he was told to calm down. Maybe there’s a market for strata ‘minders’.