#30531
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    A compromise would be to have a lawyer quickly review and subsequent variations on the new by-law (for the renovation that’s already underway)  to make sure it’s OK. 

    It really comes down to finding an experienced strata lawyer who can see the benefit of a longer-term relationship and a good reputation in the strata community. 

    You really don’t have to start from a blank page every time – but you do need to be mindful of specific tiny differences that might become critical in a dispute.

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