#20792
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    Let me step in here.  If owners have received permission in the past for changes to common property, for them to have had any effect they would have had to have been registered as special resolution or exclusive use by-laws which would then have  become part of the consolidated by-laws of the scheme.  

    In other words, if proper permission was given properly, the department of Lands would have a copy.  If there were no by-laws or if they were never registered, and in the absence of any records to the contrary, permission was never officially given.

    And i agree with Whale. we’ve run around these particular circles quite enough (especially since I find myself disagreeing with stuff I wrote earlier).  This case is now closed.

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