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24/07/2025 at 10:34 am #80512
Ziggy
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    Thanks Jimmy. You say on the matter of double glazing the following:

    It strikes me that a Special Sustainability Resolution is the easiest way to get an agreement that obliges the installer to agree to maintain and repair the windows and doors as need be. (That was agreed to at a General meeting two years ago.)

    Just go to the meeting and ask that it be amended to a Special Sustainability Resolution – which only requires a 51 per cent vote in favour (like any other).

    There is no mention of by-laws in your comments .

    You also say the SC, if they have the power, can approve the installation of new doors and windows.

    In addition, you mention Section 132B of the SSMA. That states an owner can make “changes to part of the common property (which includes the installation, removal, modification or replacement of anything on or forming part of that property”.

    So, where do you reckon I stand on the matter?

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