Governance of the Strata Corporation (22:VI) - Revision history

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	If a strata corporation refuses to give access to information to a person entitled ~~to is~~ under section 36, the person is entitled to seek a court order under section 165 compelling the strata corporation to comply, and likely gain an award of costs. They can also seek an order to provide documents from the CRT.		If a strata corporation refuses to give access to information to a person entitled under section 36, the person is entitled to seek a court order under section 165 compelling the strata corporation to comply, and likely gain an award of costs. They can also seek an order to provide documents from the CRT.

	As discussed, the corporation can claim solicitor-client privilege over communications with legal counsel in appropriate circumstances, but [https://www.canlii.org/en/bc/bccrt/doc/2017/2017bccrt47/2017bccrt47.html ''Mason v Strata Plan BCS 4338'', 2017 BCCRT 47] held that the corporation cannot redact personal information from complaint letters and other records of a strata corporation.		As discussed, the corporation can claim solicitor-client privilege over communications with legal counsel in appropriate circumstances, but [https://www.canlii.org/en/bc/bccrt/doc/2017/2017bccrt47/2017bccrt47.html ''Mason v Strata Plan BCS 4338'', 2017 BCCRT 47] held that the corporation cannot redact personal information from complaint letters and other records of a strata corporation.

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	Section 28 states that the only persons who may be council members are owners, individuals representing corporate owners, and tenants who have been assigned a landlord’s right to stand for council under sections 147 or 148. Bylaws can be made, however, to permit others to sit on the strata council, although [https://~~www.~~canlii.~~org/en/bc~~/~~bccrt~~/~~doc/2022/2022bccrt857/2022bccrt857.html~~ ''Paget v Strata Plan LMS 1951'', 2021 BCSC 2111] held that a person acting under the authority of a power of attorney cannot sit as a member of a strata council.		Section 28 states that the only persons who may be council members are owners, individuals representing corporate owners, and tenants who have been assigned a landlord’s right to stand for council under sections 147 or 148. Bylaws can be made, however, to permit others to sit on the strata council, although [https://canlii.ca/t/jk263 ''Paget v Strata Plan LMS 1951'', 2021 BCSC 2111] held that a person acting under the authority of a power of attorney cannot sit as a member of a strata council.

	If two or more persons own a strata lot, only one of them can sit on the strata council unless all strata lot owners are on the strata council. This includes corporate owners, who may only elect one representative to sit on the strata council with respect to each strata lot.		If two or more persons own a strata lot, only one of them can sit on the strata council unless all strata lot owners are on the strata council. This includes corporate owners, who may only elect one representative to sit on the strata council with respect to each strata lot.

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	As discussed, the corporation can claim solicitor-client privilege over communications with legal counsel in appropriate circumstances, but [https://www.canlii.org/en/bc/bccrt/doc/2017/2017bccrt47/2017bccrt47.html ''Mason v Strata Plan BCS 4338'', 2017 BCCRT 47] held that the corporation cannot redact personal information from complaint letters and other records of a strata corporation.		As discussed, the corporation can claim solicitor-client privilege over communications with legal counsel in appropriate circumstances, but [https://www.canlii.org/en/bc/bccrt/doc/2017/2017bccrt47/2017bccrt47.html ''Mason v Strata Plan BCS 4338'', 2017 BCCRT 47] held that the corporation cannot redact personal information from complaint letters and other records of a strata corporation.


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