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Residents Committee

NKearney50 · 2010-12-06 14:34:20

Hi there, Just a quick question! In order for a person to be the head of a residents committee, must they legally be registered on the Title Deeds of their house in order for them to take that position? Thanks in advance.

06-12-2010 2:34pm

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NKearney50

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Hi there,

Just a quick question!

In order for a person to be the head of a residents committee, must they legally be registered on the Title Deeds of their house in order for them to take that position?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 06-12-2010 2:43pm

D3PO

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No. A residents committee is a nothing group. It has no powers at all. Its purely an informal group looking after their estate.

Therefore anybody can be any member of any residents committee.

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