Strata operations: Appointing an Administrator
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It was published for a limited time following the 2024 conference and withdrawn at the presenter’s request, so that commentary on a legal process that changes over time is not mistaken for current advice.
The session details below remain as a record of the presentation. For advice on appointing an administrator, contact Nied Law directly.
Matthew Nied
Nied Law | Litigation Counsel
The Court may appoint an administrator to take on the responsibilities of a strata council where a strata corporation has, among other things, been unable to govern itself effectively or address necessary repair and maintenance. In this session, you will learn about the circumstances in which an administrator may be appointed, the process for applying to the Court to appoint an administrator and the advantages and downsides of doing so.
Matthew Nied is a Vancouver-based lawyer and the principal of Nied Law – Litigation Counsel. His litigation practice covers a wide range of cases including strata disputes.