@lefty said:
If the owners committee wishes to take action against an owner parking illegally in this spot exactly which bylaw has been violated.
1. Owner parking in a visitors car space or
2. Owner parking on common property without written consent ?
Are the spaces designated as visitor parking in the by-laws? Just because they’re common property doesn’t mean they are visitor spots. Some schemes have all their parking designated as common property but owners have exclusive use of their spaces.
Your safest bet would then be option 2 – parking on common property without written consent (if you have that by-law registered).
Also if the wrong bylaw violation was listed on an application to NCAT, would there be problem?
For sure. How can owners defend themselves against a breach notice if they don’t know which by-law they have breached?