The following excerpt is from Stubbert v. The Owners, Strata Plan KAS 2750, 2021 BCCRT 564 (CanLII):
25. The strata’s obligation to repair and maintain is measured by the test of what is reasonable in all circumstances and can include replacement when necessary (see The Owners of Strata Plan NWS 254 v. Hall, 2016 BCSC 2363). The standard is not one of perfection. When deciding whether to fix or replace common property, the strata has discretion to approved “good, better or best” solutions to any given problem. The court will not interfere with a strata’s decision to choose a “good”, less expensive, and less permanent solution although “better” and “best” solutions may have been available (see Weir v. Owners, Strata Plan NW 17, 2010 BCSC 784). Further, no one owner can direct the strata how to conduct its repairs (see the non-binding but persuasive decision of Swan v. The Owners, Strata Plan LMS 410, 2018 BCCRT 241).
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