[slim]

Hi Jimmy

Thanks.

Does this also apply if you have a common property by-law?

slim

[slim]

Thanks

Our present solicitor is a specialist strata solicitor but does not seem committed and a bit mild in tone towards this issue.

We are looking at taking Jimmy’s advice and getting a second opinion.

Can you recommend any with a proven track record?

Thanks
Slim

[slim]

Thanks Lady Penelope – your advise is very helpful and exactly what we wanted.

Slim

[slim]

Hi

The wording of our by-law is as Lady Penelope has stated and it is the 2nd clause that concerns us:

2) The owners corporation must not unreasonably withhold its approval of the keeping of an animal on a lot or the common property.

We want to remain a no pet building but feel that the owner if he took the issue to NCAT would win as he does have mental problems and the cat is suppose to be a calming influence.

He wrote a very aggressive letter to the Strata manager when an owner complained about the cat.

We would rather control the situation than fight the situation but do not want other residents to feel it is now ok to have pets or that we are ignoring their concerns.

Therefore we thought a letter of approval with conditions would be the way to go? Would he win in NCAT?

Thank you Lady Penelope for the list of conditions.

Slim

 

 

[slim]

Excellent

Thanks Happy Strata

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