Re: Can a spirit vote at General Meetings?

Thanks Scotty – as you might suspect I already had an opinion on the matters raised before I posted, but I really wanted other, possibly more informed opinions.

My concern is that the Owner is the Estate of the Late, and whilst the Executrix of that Estate, who’s also the sole beneficiary so far as I’m aware, can be shown on the S118 Notification as the person having an interest, she needs to indulge in that circuitous process of granting the Estate’s proxy to herself in order to vote at the AGM.

What she can’t do in my opinion is to then assign her proxy to me; correct?

By the way, as I mentioned in my first post the S118 Notification was accompanied by a copy of the Grant of Probate, so if that’s the “relevant documentation” to which you referred, we’re covered.

As for why the delay in submitting the paperwork to transfer the Title, she told me today, quite indignantly I must say, that it’s for “reasons of pension and land tax implications” and that there’s no time-limit on the transfer; I checked with L&PI and that’s correct (?).

Any further insights anyone?