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NSW: What resolution is required to terminate a strata manager?

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Question: Should a motion to terminate your existing strata managing agent be a special resolution, unanimous or ordinary motion?

Answer: A motion to terminate your existing strata manager requires an ordinary resolution at a general meeting.

A motion to terminate your existing strata manager requires an ordinary resolution at a general meeting in accordance with section 50(3) of the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015. You should first ensure that you are able to terminate the agreement in accordance with the agreement.

This post appears in Strata News #569.

David Bannerman
Bannermans Lawyers
E: enquiries@bannermans.com.au
P: 02 9929 0226

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About David Bannerman, Bannermans Lawyers

David Bannerman, Principal, established the firm in 2007 as a sole practitioner under the business name Bannermans Lawyers. The firm provides high quality specialist legal services to the strata, development, construction and insurance industries and with its expertise and industry experience has become Sydney’s leading strata law firm, employing over 30 staff, including 19 highly skilled lawyers.

Bannermans acts primarily for owners corporations and strata managers, but also has many builder, developer and insurer clients. While the firm’s focus is on the greater Sydney area, the team is increasingly providing services throughout regional NSW.

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