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Morley Hanson
When Is It Reasonable To Not Negotiate?
WHAT IS A W.A.T.N.A.? When negotiating you should not agree to anything that is worse than just acting unilaterally. This is why you must understand what you can do without the agreement of the other person. This understanding is sometimes referred to as the “Worst Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement” or “WATNA.” If you accurately identify and understand your WATNA it is a very useful tool to evaluate whether your agreement to a compromise or agreement is reasonable. In the
Trevor Morley
May 243 min read
Designating LCP By Strata Plan Amendment
Designating Common Property as Limited Common Property by strata plan amendment is a significant process. It requires professional assistance from a surveyor and a unanimous vote which can be difficult to obtain.
Craig Penner
May 243 min read
Bylaw Complaints Require Particulars
Bylaw enforcement is not simply about issuing fines. It is about following a fair process that protects the rights of everyone involved.
Andrew Arnold
May 242 min read
Strata Bylaws Based on Family Size and Family Status
Family status may include both the size of a family and the composition of a family. This means that Stratas must be careful when enforcing occupancy limits against larger families, families with children, multi-generational households, or non-traditional family-like arrangements.
Justin Hanson
May 245 min read
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