Thank you again.

I will explain:-

Fistly Polaris were running the community with their chosen administrator No 1, they didn't perform, so administrator No 2 came in, they did perform, but the villa owners fees went up with administrator No 2, so they got with administrator No 1 and got themselves (villa owners mostly) voted on the committee and the administrator No1 was voted back in, along with the new commmittee (not Polaris)

Then in September this year, well it took them from April to September to work out how they could try and reduce their fees (villa owners), but the apartment owners fees went up and the villa owners fees went down, but they were didn't get that some apartment owners noticed that they were not distrubting the fees correctly as per their deeds.

The administrator will not provide by law the calculation of their fees requested by burofax within 10 days, they have chosen to not reply, but they can't reply as they have't been calculated as per the deeds, we have clear % cuota's and they have worked out to their advantage some odd method, using surface area, plot size, and then funny enough they have used the correct calculation for the direct apartment cost, using the % cuota.

So, can you tell me is it the administrator and president that we take to court not the community, how long could court action take, and can the apartment owners get compensation and their fees backdated correctly? Can the administrator be struck off the College of Administrators?

Thanks again for your assistance in this matter

Ian