BC Strata Management Licensing Practice Quiz
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• 2 months' notice, after a 3/4 vote of the owners at a general meeting
• 30 days' notice, after a majority vote of the council approves cancellation
• 6 months' notice, after a majority vote of the owners at a general meeting
• The contract cannot be ended before its term expires, whatever notice is given

Why: SPA s. 39(1)(a): a strata management contract may be cancelled without liability or penalty by the strata corporation on 2 months' notice if the cancellation is first approved by a 3/4 vote at an annual or special general meeting.

• 2 weeks
• One week
• 4 weeks
• 10 days

Why: SPA s. 45(1) requires at least 2 weeks' written notice to every owner, every mortgagee who has filed a Mortgagee's Request for Notification, and every tenant who has been assigned a landlord's right to vote.

• 80 votes, regardless of how many eligible voters attend the meeting
• 80% of the voters who attend the meeting, whatever the quorum
• 3/4 of the votes cast at the meeting by voters present or by proxy
• A majority of the votes cast, plus the written consent of the council

Why: SPA s. 1(1): an 80% vote is a vote in favour by at least 80% of the votes of all the eligible voters, not just those present. With 100 eligible voters, 80 votes in favour are needed.

• $200 for each bylaw contravention and $50 for each rule contravention
• $50 for each bylaw contravention and $10 for each rule contravention
• $500 for each bylaw contravention and $100 for each rule contravention
• $1,000 for each bylaw contravention and $200 for each rule contravention

Why: Strata Property Regulation s. 7.1(1)(a): the maximum is $200 for each contravention of a bylaw and $50 for each contravention of a rule, apart from the special higher amount for short-term rental bylaw contraventions.

• Give the owner at least 2 weeks' written notice demanding payment
• Obtain a court order authorizing the lien from the Supreme Court
• Pass a 3/4 vote of the owners at a general meeting approving it
• Give 60 days' notice to the owner's mortgagee only, not to the owner

Why: SPA s. 112(2) requires at least 2 weeks' written notice demanding payment and indicating that a lien may be registered if payment is not made within that period. A court order or owner vote is not required.