Dispute Resolution · British Columbia
Strata Property Act, s. 164
Preventing or remedying unfair acts
At a glance
- Who can start it
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An owner or tenant may apply.
“On application of an owner or tenant, the Supreme Court may”
- Required process
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Apply to the Supreme Court for an order.
“On application of an owner or tenant, the Supreme Court may make any interim or final order”
- Grounds
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Significantly unfair action by the strata corporation.
“action or threatened action by, or decision of, the strata corporation, including the council,”
- Voting control trigger
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One person holds 50% or more of votes.
“exercise of voting rights by a person who holds 50% or more of the votes,”
- Court powers
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Court may direct or prohibit acts by the corporation.
“direct or prohibit an act of the strata corporation, the council, or the person”
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Official text
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