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06/08/2016 at 5:39 pm
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In the absence of any other instrument, you could have a by-law that says, for instance, that residents must not do anything to undermine the security of common property, specifically by providing keys to the building to people who are not bona fide visitors, registered tenants or permanent residents of the building. That way you are not cutting across Section 49 which relates to lots rather than common property.
It’s worth having a look at Item 19 on THIS TOPIC in which a special counsel quotes considerable case law and concludes that while you may not create by-law that triggers the Section 49 clause, you can pass a by-law that has the same effect