Rogers v. Strata Plan No. PG 37 (British Columbia Supreme Court)

The Court refused to extend the administrator’s appointment, and instead ordered the strata council to take various steps in its administration of the strata corporation.  The Court’s decision included the following: 

“Having considered all of the above, and in particular the expense of an administrator, and the inability of the administrator either to resolve matters directly in issue in these court proceedings or undertake the work that the petitioners wish to have done, I am of the view that the administrator’s term should not be extended.  Rather, the owners should be given an opportunity to try to administer the strata corporation in compliance with the Act.”