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COMMUNITY TITLES ACT 1996 - SECT 39

39—Variation of by-laws

        (1)         Subject to section 87(2), by-laws may be varied by special resolution of the community corporation.

        (2)         Within 14 days after the passing of a resolution varying the by-laws or the making of an order by a court varying a by-law, the corporation must lodge with the Registrar-General—

            (a)         a copy of the by-laws as varied; and

            (b)         a copy of the resolution or order; and

            (c)         the fee prescribed by regulation.

        (3)         The Registrar-General may extend the period for lodgement in the case of variation of the by-laws by a court order but not in the case of variation by resolution.

        (4)         In the case of variation of the by-laws by resolution, the corporation must provide evidence to the satisfaction of the Registrar-General that the variation was made by a special resolution of the corporation.

        (5)         Copies of the resolution and the by-laws as varied must be certified in accordance with the regulations.

        (5a)         The certified copy of the by-laws must be endorsed with a certificate, in the form prescribed by regulation, from the person who prepared the by-laws or an officer of the community corporation certifying that the by-laws have been correctly prepared in accordance with this Act.

        (6)         If the requirements of this Part are satisfied, the Registrar-General must file the certified copy of the by-laws with the plan of community division in substitution for the copy previously filed with the plan.

        (7)         If a community corporation fails to comply with the requirements of this section in relation to the variation of the by-laws by a court order, a member of the corporation may comply with them on its behalf.



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