Ripvanwinkle

Found this 2 meter one in our swimming pool.

4 kittens went missing.

A lizard catcher came and caught it.

Sometimes the management of a condominium wants to make improvements and try to raise the money by increasing the management fees, but are unsuccessful.

The problem is that at a General Meeting 50% of the total voting rights are needed in favour of the proposal to increase the management fees and at a second General Meeting, called within 15 days of the first meeting, one-third of the total voting rights are needed in favour of the proposal.

At many condominiums these percentages can never be achieved. Often, there are not even 50% and one-third of the voting rights represented at the meetings, respectively.

So the management can never find the funds to do repair work and the buildings fall into a state of disrepair.

The problem could be solved by an amendment to the Condominium Act reducing the percentages of voting rights needed. There was a reduction in 2008 by Condominium Act Nr 4 from 75% to 50% for the first meeting and from 50% to one-third at the second meeting, but these reductions have been insufficient to get the votes needed.

There are so many of these scams.

There are names of some of the operators on http://englishmanindubai.com/2009/04/16/hanging-on-the-telephone/

90-day notification of staying longer than 90 days

Would it be possible to cancel the requirement of report 90 days for people who buy a property and live in it?