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    alinka
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      We live over 20 years in the same building. I and my husband are attending the AGM’s on regular basis.
      We are block of 8 units.
      Since 3 years when a new owner moved in, lots of problems started. Last Monday we had our AGM and all owners were present. Beginning of the meeting this owner asked the strata manager (Chair) not to allow my husband to speak, because he is not a registered owner of our unit. This was never a problem for the last 20 years, my husband could always speak. For our new strata manager ( 2 years), it was not a problem at the previous AGM, but at this AGM, because we and some other owners had and still have some discrepancies with him and the owner, it was. The strata manager followed the one owner’s request and didn’t allow my husband to speak for the entire meeting.
      The next day I called the CTTT and asked, if what the strata manager did, was correct. The advice I got, was, my husband could speak, with the permission of the Chair (strata manager).
      When I called the strata manager and informed him what the CTTT said, his answer was, I received a wrong information.
      Could somebody advise me, if what the strata manager did, was correct.
      Alinka

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