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A while ago, our Executive Committee passed a resolution at one of its meetings that no Owner or Occupier was to erect any For Sale or For Lease signs without approval, at the front of the strata apartment complex.
There is no By-Law that specifically prohibits this – only a resolution passed by the EC.
This is currently being disputed by an Owner who refuses to take down a For Sale sign that’s been erected, following, as I understand, written requests from the EC and the Strata Manager.
Firstly – can the EC (as the Owners Corporation) pass such a resolution requiring this. And secondly – what can the EC do to resolve this issue and enforce the resolution?
(The offending Owner is disputing whether the resolution is legally enforceable.)
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