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We’re resident strata owners. A relative’s pet cat has been staying temporarily while the relative seeks accommodation. A complaint has been made and so we sought permission to keep the cat permanently as ours.
Two queries: 1. Permission has been given as a “trial”, to be reviewed in a few months’ time. If bylaws permit that permission cannot unreasonably be refused, shouldn’t we have had unconditional permission, i.e.: not a “trial”?
2. We’d like to know the nature of the complaint. That is, see the written complaint, in order to see what the problem/objection is – not to victimise the complainant! We don’t want the s/mgr’s verbal summary, or interpretation. Since the strata records are open to – for instance – prospective purchasers who pay a fee … surely we are able to request to see the written complaint? (We saw other complaint letters/correspondence when we examined the strata records prior to purchase).