WHY ARE THERE DIFFERENT TYPES OF RESOLUTION?

WHY ARE THERE DIFFERENT TYPES OF RESOLUTION?

The body corporate has to vote on a wide range of choices that can affect the running of the scheme. These range from simple decisions such as voting for A person appointed to manage the affairs and assets of a trust. In terms of sectional title, the trustees attend to the day-to-day running of the scheme, which includes the collection of levies and the employment and management of staff.

">trustees, approving budgets and other routine matters, to changing rules and making decisions that affect the It is all the land in a sectional title complex, as well as those parts of the buildings which are not included in a particular section or unit. Common property can include stairwells, lifts or elevators, carports, swimming pools, gardens, etc. Afrikaans - Gemeenskaplike Eiendom

">common property. There are three types of resolution. Simple decisions require agreement from a majority of owners. Special decisions require a higher percentage and important decisions require unanimous consent. In a later section of this booklet, resolutions will be discussed in detail.