02 Feb 2010 1:00 PM:

Thanks for your reply.

I did a search for letsinthesun before posting and only had one hit, which didn't seem relevant, therefore I thought it would be helpful to post what I know.   Only by searching for Keylounges did the subject come up!

Seems Ms. Mullen has been very active and it might be an idea for someone with the time to pull together a list of all the companies she has been and is presently involved in so that others can be in posession of the facts.  Had such a list existed, my search would have hit the mark.

Cheers

 

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02 Feb 2010 12:00 AM:

Just a heads-up, folks.

I have been approached by a marketing guy at a company calling itself letsinthesun d o t com, part of the Lets in the Sun Group, apparently, which seems to be keen to hide its ownership, using protected domain name services.

The spiel over the phone and the ensuing prepared email I received also had a familiar ring to them so I did some checking. It seems that I was right and the company's founding director is Olivia Mullen, previously MD of Key Lounges and International Lettings Director of McAnthony Realty International. (MRI)

It may also be worth a look at a blog about this at: http://overseasrentalscam.blogspot . c o m/2009/12/mri-keylounges-now-letsinthesun-and.html (Remove the spaces!)

You pays your money and takes your choice................

 

 

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07 Dec 2009 10:25 AM:

Many thanks.

Tried to phone them without any success thus far & can't find a website - odd for an apparently large & busy venue.  Seems to be Spanish ownership with plenty of ex-pat links but do you know if it's traditional British Christmas lunch fare or Spanish food?

Any other suggestions will be very welcome.  Thanks again

 Steve n Sandra

 

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06 Dec 2009 12:00 AM:

Hi everyone

 

We thought we had our Christmas lunch sorted, only to find that the excellent restaurant we had a reservation with has been forced to close. 

Can you please recommend a restaurant for a good traditional Christmas lunch?  We are at La Tercia so we're looking at the coast from Los Acazares to Playa Flamenca or inland in the same area as far as Murcia city.

Many thanks

Steve n Sandra

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27 Jan 2011 9:14 PM:

Hi everyone.

This is of particular interest to our community because, as the Secretary, I am being asked to provide clear guidance as to what constitutes "Legal" voting procedure and what does not.

There are two aspects to the present discussion in our community; the first concerning community decisions.

Many members who are not resident and unable to attend have asked for us to issue a voting form, based upon the appropriate agenda items which they can then complete and return to the meeting in their absence to indicate their individual vote.  (Effectively, a postal vote)

Our Administrator has stated that:

The spanish law don't alow the  postal vote.

If  one owner wants to vote against or favour  one item from the agenda must send a representant to the meeting  or send  a proxi to an  attendant with same opinions than him  . 

The only exception are for votations  where the  item needs unanimous voting for  been aproved, in that case, non attendants nor represented have a month from the minutes notification for vote against ( only against) and avoid the agreement.

This suggests that what the members would like to have is not legal and only a general proxy voting authority, placed with (and consequently, in the control of) an attendee can be counted.

One compromise solution may be that the proxy receives specific (written?) instructions from the absentee on how to vote on their behalf on specific matters.

The second aspect concerns the voting for officers of the committee. 

Is it permissable for an absentee to specify their choice of candidate for, say, President and that, should their choice not be successful, that candidate should then receive their vote for another office, say, Vice-President?

These being points of law, can I ask Maria;  are you able to give a clear answer for me, one way or another, that I can take back to our members and administrator, please, as to which of these (if any) constitutes correct voting procedure within the law?

Many thanks
Steve

 

 

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