Topic: Annual General Meeting that isnt annual

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13/05/2013 at 1:26 pm #8826 Reply | Quote
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It is now one year and two months since our AGM. I have read that in certain circumstances that the AGM can be moved. But wouldn’t the owners have to be notified of this? And who would be responsible for keeping tabs on the date for the AGM? The poor unfortunate strata manager who took on this dysfuntional complex in the latter part of this year? Or the dysfunctional EC?

And how would the fact that the AGM is over affect those in the complex who are about to sell? Could a buyer be advised that this is not a good complex to buy into if the AGM isnt held?
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21/05/2013 at 8:26 am #18518 Reply
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Have demanded answer from our SM about our AGM. Have been advised that the AGM has been deferred to a later date to be announced. Shouldnt the owners be advised of this? Shouldnt someone tell us?

An Adjudicator has to decide that the AGM can be held later than the act states is that not right? So if this decision has been made we have been told nothing. Not the whys or wheres or hows.

Have asked the SM why this has occured but am still awaiting a reply. Not unusual for this SM. This is our new SM. Our last one was sacked because they apparently they didnt get around to doing anything. This one doesnt even answer emails. This new SM style of service falls well below the old one. At least the old SM did answer emails, or at least acknowledge receipt, did apologise when something was overlooked by them. This new one has made it clear not to bother them. Not to contact them. And they would charge if I did contact them.

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