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    Flatchatter

      I need to draft (or have a lawyer draft) a by-law for my bathroom renovations for this to be approved at my AGM.

      Are there any drafts or templates available to use?  Is it advisable to draft myself, what advice do I need?

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      Flatchatter

        Has such a by-law previously been required in your building?  If so see if you can use the same documents for your renovations.

        You may need to pay the drafter a fee or share the fee with the person who originally paid for it, but this will be cheaper than starting from scratch.

        This also has the advantage of the committee not having to wade through new terminology or style of writing and noting it has previously been approved then passing your by-law.

        Happy bathroom renovations.

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