To me it sounds a no brainer but we have a budding soap opera ...
We have a unit in a company title block . At a recent meeting of the directors we all agreed to prepare and submit a DA to change the window size of the block .
Director A has consistently opposed any changes in the block but much to our surprise they agreed to the proposal .
Director B is a new owner who has been pushing for changes . They have ruffled a few feathers in particular with director A and our Contact at the Management company. Director A and " our contact " seem to be good buddies . At our recent GM , OC described Director B to me in less than flattering terms .
I prepared the minutes at our recent meeting which were circulated and agreed to represent an acurate account of what happened .
I then forwarded the minutes to OC at the management company who raised no concerns about what was proposed . ie prepare and submit a DA .
Then the Director A stated they had received legal advice that we didn't have the power to make this decision , it should have to be submitted to the shareholders and said we should delay any action . At this stage the architect who had been chosen to prepare the DA had already been contacted and instructed to proceed . OC and Director A are aware of this .
I then asked OC whether it was normal practice for the directors to prepare
and submit a DA but he is not willing to state an opinion .
I have read the constitution which seems to give the directors very wide powers .
Director B is doing internal changes and is hoping to do this at the same time as the window changes and it would appear that Director A is prepared to do anything they can to frustrate and delay them.
Is there anyone out there who has any knowledge of company title to give an opinion?
Cliff
I realise this post is the least likely I have ever posted that has a chance of generating a solution , but it's been therapeutic putting it down
We have a unit in a company title block . At a recent meeting of the directors we all agreed to prepare and submit a DA to change the window size of the block .
Director A has consistently opposed any changes in the block but much to our surprise they agreed to the proposal .
Director B is a new owner who has been pushing for changes . They have ruffled a few feathers in particular with director A and our Contact at the Management company. Director A and " our contact " seem to be good buddies . At our recent GM , OC described Director B to me in less than flattering terms .
I prepared the minutes at our recent meeting which were circulated and agreed to represent an acurate account of what happened .
I then forwarded the minutes to OC at the management company who raised no concerns about what was proposed . ie prepare and submit a DA .
Then the Director A stated they had received legal advice that we didn't have the power to make this decision , it should have to be submitted to the shareholders and said we should delay any action . At this stage the architect who had been chosen to prepare the DA had already been contacted and instructed to proceed . OC and Director A are aware of this .
I then asked OC whether it was normal practice for the directors to prepare
and submit a DA but he is not willing to state an opinion .
I have read the constitution which seems to give the directors very wide powers .
Director B is doing internal changes and is hoping to do this at the same time as the window changes and it would appear that Director A is prepared to do anything they can to frustrate and delay them.
Is there anyone out there who has any knowledge of company title to give an opinion?
Cliff
I realise this post is the least likely I have ever posted that has a chance of generating a solution , but it's been therapeutic putting it down
