Just thinking about this. The chairman would have been allowed one proxy at the most and you have at least two votes of dissenting owners. Unless there was a poll vote and his vote and his proxy vote totalled more unit entitlements than the objecting owners, the motion to increase fees would fail.
Time you got yourself a new chairman and strata manager, I would say.
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