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04/03/2022 at 2:39 pm in reply to: Can start work when we’ve agreed on a special levy but haven’t collected it? #61763
Thank you all.
Loud and clear.
Thank you for the clarity of your input.
05/07/2021 at 8:08 am in reply to: Majority wants to transfer responsibility for common property to owners #56845Thank you good people.
Thank you for the answers.
WOW.
Sounds such a transfer without an actual pay back to the lending account is tantamount to mis-management if not mis-representation. Guess an owner can take issue with the Treasurer through the SC.
Your clear reply (thank you) leads me to ask the next question:
Can a buyer having done their strata search showing continuous negative balance in Admin due to SC/OC not rectifying the deficit (but proceeded with the purchase) at a later time take legal action against the OC?
Got it and thanks.
This situation arose before I came on board.
One therefore has to assume at some point in time, the owner at an AGM verbally repeat verbally nominated his son to the EC. So based on your response, the son is legally entitled to be on the EC.
Thanks.
Apology Jimmy.
Start again.
An owner nominated their son at the AGM to represent him.
Then the son nominated himself to be on the executive committee and got elected.
However, there was no executed proxy to this effect.
Thks jimmy. You answered the question.
Thanks scotlandx and sir humphrey.
So the owner and their son/daughter are at the AGM and provided a proxy is in order, either one repeat either one can vote.
Is it legal if both are casting opinions, comments, agreement or opposition to influence the meeting’s agenda in such a way that the son/daughter then vote on an item?
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