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Scenario is this;
small development has a shared enclosed courtyard, accessable by all 30 units. Courtyard is bare, no planting or such. Children of the development play outside in this courtyard, supervised by parents.
Management company (not agent) issue notice that other residents do not want children playing here, and ban children, citing insurance as main reason.
As block insurance and liability insurance is in place, and resident children only play here, supervised, I think insurance issues are not relevant. Is it not reasonable for children to play outside their own back doors?
So;
1) can directors issue such a ban without consulting members? No specific rules exist for the development, only standard mgt co contract signed on buying.
2) If members vote, can a majority force a ban, or would unanimous agreement be needed?
3) what if 1 of the 2 directors of management company disagree, can they refuse the vote or over-ride?
Any advice appreciated.
small development has a shared enclosed courtyard, accessable by all 30 units. Courtyard is bare, no planting or such. Children of the development play outside in this courtyard, supervised by parents.
Management company (not agent) issue notice that other residents do not want children playing here, and ban children, citing insurance as main reason.
As block insurance and liability insurance is in place, and resident children only play here, supervised, I think insurance issues are not relevant. Is it not reasonable for children to play outside their own back doors?
So;
1) can directors issue such a ban without consulting members? No specific rules exist for the development, only standard mgt co contract signed on buying.
2) If members vote, can a majority force a ban, or would unanimous agreement be needed?
3) what if 1 of the 2 directors of management company disagree, can they refuse the vote or over-ride?
Any advice appreciated.