#53346
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    The extraordinary general meeting was conducted almost half year ago. Now it seems that it was conducted in a wrong way. Does that mean the absolution of maintenance by-law they passed at the meeting is not valid? Or that it passes a time limit, it cannot be undone?

    The limit on challenging by-laws is, I think, two years.  However, there is a wrinkle in strata law that says that says just becasue an element of a meeting was wrong, not all the decisions taken at that meeting are invalid. It’s complicated and you would  probably have to show that the actual decision to create the by-law was improperly taken.

    And at this point I’m getting preilously close to giving legal advice which I am not qualified to do.  You should talk to a lawyer.

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