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Morley Hanson
Precedent and Slippery Slope Arguments
Where arguments regarding precedent become slippery slope arguments is when a person expands the scope of “highly similar” beyond what is reasonable.
Trevor Morley
May 314 min read
Restricting Access to Common Property
Restricting access to portions of the Common Property (such as utility areas) often makes sense but must be formalized by a Resolution passed by the Owners at a general meeting.
Trevor Morley
May 314 min read
All the World Is A Stage: Using Narrative Structure to Persuade
Narrative and story telling are effective tools of persuasion because it enable the audience to understand why a proposed resolution is the correct resolution.
Trevor Morley
May 244 min read
Registering a Sketch Plan Designating Limited Common Property (Form E)
After Owners pass a resolution to designated Common Property as Limited Common Property, they need to file that resolution with the LTSA.
Suzanne Byfield-Malcolm
May 243 min read
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