148.Section 30confirms the principle of majority rule. Decisions, and acts (such as the appointment of a manager), bind both the dissenting minority and also incoming owners. An incoming owner would, for example, be liable for maintenance costs which had already been agreed to (and see sections 9(1) and 10). The section is not confined to the default code but applies also to decisions and acts carried out in terms of the title deeds.
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