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Submission MCU 19 0117 BC Beach Rd Holiday Homes - Beach Rd BC · MCU19/0117
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Title Reference 50689326 Page 13 of 42 [" “| 23. SECURITY 23.1. The Committee may take all reasonable steps to ensure security activity within the Scheme and the observance of these By-laws and without limiting the generality of the foregoing may: (a) close off any part of the common property not required for ingress and egress 0 a Lot on either a temporary basis or otherwise restrict the access to or use by owners or occupiers of any such part of the common property; (b) permit any designated part of the common property to be used by any security person, firm or company( to the exclusion of owners and occupiers generally) as a means of monitoring the security and general safely of the scheme land; (c) _ obtain, install and maintain locks, alarms, communication systems and other security devices as needed. 23.2, All security equipment installed on common property and used in connection with the provision of security for the Scheme shall be and remain the property of the Body Corporate. All security equipment (with the exception of that equipment installed upon any Lot which shall be maintained at the cost and expense of the owner of the Lot) the property of the Body Corporate shall be repaired and maintained at the cost and expense of the Body Corporate. 23.3. In no circumstances shall the Body Corporate be responsible to an owner (and the owner shall not be entitled to make any claim for compensation or damages) in the event of a failure of all or any of the security systems put in place by the Body Corporate to operate in the manner in which they are intended, Where the failure to operate arises from a malfunction of the security equipment in a Lot, then the owner shall allow the Body Corporate by its servants, agents or contractors to enter upon the Lot (upon one (1) days’ notice except in the case where the circumstances require immediate entry, when immediate entry may be effected) and attend to the repair (which term shall include replacement where required) or maintenance of the security equipment. The costs and expenses of the repair and maintenance of the security equipment within a Lot shall be at the cost and expense of the owner of a Lot. 24. SECURITY KEYS 24.1. If the Committee in the exercise of any of its powers under these By-laws restricts the access of owners or occupiers to any part of the common property by means of any lock or similar security device, it may make such a number of keys or operating systems as it determines available to owners free of charge and thereafter may at its discretion make additional numbers thereof available to owners upon payment of such reasonable charge as may be determined from time to time by the Cammittee. 24.2. An owner of a Lot to whom any key or any operating system is given pursuant to these By-laws shall exercise a high degree of caution and responsibility in making the same available for use by any occupier of a Lot and shall take reasonable precautions (which shall include an appropriate covenant in any lease or licence of a Lot to such occupier) to ensure the return to the owner of the Body Corporate upon the occupier ceasing to be an occupier. 24.3. An owner of a Lot into whose possession any key or operating system referred to in these By-laws has come shall not without the prior approval in writing of the Body Corporate duplicate the same or cause or permit the same to be duplicated and shall take all reasonable precautions to ensure that the same is not lost or handed to any other person than another owner or occupier and is not disposed of otherwise than by returning it to the Body Corporate. 24.4. An owner or occupier of a Lot who is issued with a key or operating system referred to in these by-laws shall immediately notify the Body Corporate if the same is lost or misplaced. 25. RECOVERY OF MONEY FOR DAMAGE 25.1. Where the Body Corporate expends money to make goad damage caused by a breach of the Act or these By-laws by any owner or the tenants, guests, servants, employees, agents, children, invitees or licensees of the owner or any of them, the Body Corporate shall be entitled to recover the amount so expended as a debt in an action in any Court of competent jurisdiction from the owner of the Lot at the time when the breach occurred. L =
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