@N860CR said:
The only avenue open to us was to start the process over again with another day at the tribunal (at our cost, of course)
Or you tell the commercial owners that you will go to NCAT, forcing them to take down the signs. And you willl seek orders at NCAT to have them removed from the committee.
Trust me, NCAT Members will not look kindly on being led up the garden path like that. The commercial owners contempt for the process will come back to bit them on the bum.
But then, of course, you have to be prepared to do it.
It’s not easy but bullies depend on good people giving up This would be a prime example of when a strata consultant who could come in, spell out the law and lay out the consequences would be very useful.