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  • 04/09/2014 at 10:09 pm #9685 Reply | Quote
    Felix
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      A new EC has recently been elected for a 32 unit strata in NSW.

      One of the first orders of business was a request by an Owner to do some work on common property.

      The EC was asked to vote on the request electronically, by that we mean e-mail.

      The request was granted by this vote and the work was carried out and contravened a by-law that has to do with changing the appearance of the building.

      The Owners of the Owners Corporation didn’t know anything about this before the electronic vote as there was no agenda for a ECM and therefor no discussion took place at a meeting.

      Had there been a meeting, an Owner might have pointed out to the new committee that the by-law was not being adhered to.

      By voting in this manner is the EC following the guidelines of the Strata Act and is their decision binding?

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