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Perhaps I was naively assuming that, once the CTTT sees this patently unfair, ill-conceived and ancient By-Law which demonstrably breaks several rules, and the situation we’re in, they’d have no hesitation in throwing it out.
What will happen at mediation? Will someone form our strata defend this on a technicality such as a ‘statute of limitations’? I can’t find anything about that in the Act, and the OFT have always gone straight to the Act in a couple of other instances where I’ve spoken to them.
I remind myself the status quo only needs to be disturbed because fifty grand plus of OC money is going to be spent, greatly benefiting a third of owners greatly benefiting already.
Thanks again for all the input, everyone, it’s greatly appreciated!