I recently had a discussion with a managing agent on the role of the chairperson in general meetings of the body corporate (“AGM meetings”). There is often confusion regarding the chairperson’s powers and responsibilities in this regard.
The role of the Chairperson at an AGM Read More »
Introduction In my previous article I discussed whether trustees can consent to changes on common property. In that article my focus was on larger changes or improvements to common property.
How can small improvements be authorized in sectional title schemes Read More »
Introduction In my previous two articles I discussed improvements to common property requiring body corporate approval and minor changes to common property that are capable of being approved by the
The distinction between minor and major changes to common property Read More »
Willie Roos from Stratafin and Monique van Wyk will be giving us insight into the latest auditing requirements and compliance standards necessary in community schemes.
Auditing Requirements in Community Schemes Read More »
Disputes arise frequently in sectional title schemes due to various factors such as the communal structure, common infrastructure, proximity of properties and shared costs. Sectional title scheme disputes could involve various parties including tenants, owners, trustees and the managing agent. If the dispute relates to financial and administrative issues then bookkeepers, accountants, auditors, SARS and lawyers could be involved
How to Manage Internal Dispute Resolution in Sectional Title Schemes? Read More »
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