My condo association here in Georgia recently held a secret vote to amend our Bylaws. By secret I mean that they want to block me from seeing whether or not they actually have the required votes to amend the Bylaws of the Association. I question the association because 2 years ago I was able to prove that they didn't have the required votes they needed and I forced them to reinstate the original By-laws. So I have 5 questions.
- Would a judge seriously consider blocking me from my efforts after seeing what they have done in the past?
- If a CPA whom all the consents were sent to, certifies that there are 90 votes in the affirmative, shouldn't he have to notarize his document certifying his count?
- Would it help him out if it weren't notarized? (couldn't he claim that he didn't certify anything)
- Is it wise for a President and a Secretary to notarize a certification filed with the county that all the consents are there, when maybe they arent? I have reason to believe that even they didn't get to see the consents.
- What should happen THIS TIME if I find that the required consents aren't there?
