Topic: Can a by-law be changed or repealed?

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25/09/2011 at 8:30 am #7682 Reply | Quote
rebeccaando
We belong to a large Strata and wondered if a by-law can be changed or repealed and how this would have to happen.

Is is binding if part of the by-law states that the by-law cannot be changed or revoked by the owners corporation without the express consent of a particular lot owner?

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25/09/2011 at 9:54 am #13853 Reply
Jimmy-T
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That is one of the conditions applied to an exclusive use by-law. It protects the owner concerned from spending time and money of developing an area of common property and then having the permission to use it revoked.

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25/09/2011 at 11:03 am #13854 Reply
rebeccaando
It is also includes a no-competition clause – who decides if another business is classified as ‘competition’? This strata scheme also includes commercial premises.

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