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Thank you.
This person wants to nominate for the committee after being breached years ago. It did not involve a fine.
Does that make a difference or does the Act rule-out anyone who’s been breached?
The problem is, he manages several apartments in our building, so he has security swipes for them, and uses them to conduct his business, personal or otherwise. Is it possible to restrict him in any way?
It’s possible the agent is trespassing.
On private property, you can only be there is you are invited or you have a lawful reason to be there.
perhaps the committee can write to the agent noting his actions and the spevefically limiting what he can do. You need to make it clear that neither in the capacity as an owner nor as an agent are his actions necessary for his business.
Effectively what you will be doing is uninviting him from the premises, which would support any future legal action of trespass.
Thank you. How do I find out if I CAN actually ban him from floors he doesn’t live on (apart from floors where he manages apartments)?
One more thing.
Our building has floor-by-floor security, so you can only access the floor you live on.
But, the owner/real estate agent manages several apartments in the building, and pretty much has access all areas – including the car park. He often parks in an owner’s parking spot when he knows a tenant isn’t using it.
He also gains access to floors he doesn’t live on, to put private notices under doors.
Is there anything we can do to stop him?
Thank you for taking the time to reply – I appreciate it.
Sadly, he IS an owner, so according to your advice, we can’t prevent him from becoming a committee member.
*sad face*
Thanks again for your input.
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