The Law
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Minutes of a board meeting must be written documents that record at least the date of the meeting, members present, proposition(s) or issues considered, and the decisions made. Where “meetings” constitute a series of discussions between board members, the totality of which amount to quorum, a written record should be created to reflect the discussions and decision made.
Turner v. Peel Condo. Corp. 42. See 2020 ONSC 738 (Canlii) Comments are closed.
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