Just to clarify, the way it works is that where proxies are required to be lodged prior to a meeting or at the commencement of the meeting, further proxies can’t be lodged after adjournment of the meeting and prior to the adjourned meeting.
So if you attended the meeting, you could provide a proxy for the purposes of the adjourned meeting, provided you gave it before the meeting was adjourned.
I agree with Jimmy that the CTTT would be unlikely to reverse decisions where the resolutions are just standard, and kiwipaul is right, we are not talking about earth-shattering decisions in most cases.
However, it is not a good practice, and I don’t think the CTTT would be happy if the resolutions were more substantive ones, such as a resolution to carry out major building works, a resolution to engage a lawyer and commence legal proceedings, or a resolution to make a special by-law.