If anyone can shed some light on this situation I would be really grateful.
We have 3 directors on our Management Co Board, 2 Developer Directors and 1 Residential Director. The issue is this, the 2 Developer Directors are also Directors of a leisure centre that is located in a building on the estate that does not have a building lease binding them to the OMC, thus meaning they are not liable for management fees.
However the 2 Directors have included for the leisure centre a balance of unpaid fees in our budget, we are now at the point where if we don't come to some resolution our OMC will become insolvent.
My question is this, how can the 2 Directors knowingly make sure that no building lease binding them to the OMC exists, but at the same time say that it owes the fees and forcing the OMC is to such debt that will make us insolvent?
Any help will be greatly appreciated, em_cat
We have 3 directors on our Management Co Board, 2 Developer Directors and 1 Residential Director. The issue is this, the 2 Developer Directors are also Directors of a leisure centre that is located in a building on the estate that does not have a building lease binding them to the OMC, thus meaning they are not liable for management fees.
However the 2 Directors have included for the leisure centre a balance of unpaid fees in our budget, we are now at the point where if we don't come to some resolution our OMC will become insolvent.
My question is this, how can the 2 Directors knowingly make sure that no building lease binding them to the OMC exists, but at the same time say that it owes the fees and forcing the OMC is to such debt that will make us insolvent?
Any help will be greatly appreciated, em_cat