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It may be written in your allotment rules that the committee can amend any rules as they see fit but but you must be informed of this and they are not enforceable till passed by the members at an AGM
In trying to evict wouldn't the Committee/Council have to get a court order, stating the reason? Wouldn't the plotholder then be able to challenge the order as the eviction is not legitimate?
a) I suppose it would be costly to refer to the Human Rights Act re property rights. However, is it correct that anyone can write to the Human Rights Commission (Court??|). When you get e.g. prisoners trying to complain their rights have been breached they don't have pots of money????
b) Wouldn't an unincorporated site have to go & ask it's members whether it can spend the site's funds to hire a solicitor if it did go to court?