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Tag Archives: strata law
Differential levies: Can you? Or can’t you?
Whether or not a strata scheme can raise a levy that is not in accordance with the unit entitlements for a scheme is a question that pops up constantly. In this blog we discuss the issue and a potential alternative.
Common property: what can it be?
Common property is generally the structure of the building itself, or common open space. Something that surprises lot owners is that the an owners corporation can also own personal property […]
CCTV Cameras in strata & community title schemes
Can you use CCTV cameras in strata and community title schemes? This vlog sets out limitations and considerations.
Why do a by-law review? Part 2
Why do a by-law review? This video continues the discussion on by-law reviews.
Why do a by-law review? Part 1
Why do a by-law review? Well there are many reasons. This video starts a discussion on by-law reviews.
Works by-laws: when and why discussed
s a short discussion on when and why works by-laws are required
Duty to repair common property – s106 discussed
What does the duty to repair and maintain mean post Doherty?
Gardening in Strata & Community Schemes: Some thoughts
Gardening in strata: While this may not be a very interesting topic for some, for others I’ll have just hit on a sore point.
Managing poor behaviour: Sometimes it’s not (just) a strata issue …
eceived an interesting query this week, and it is not the first time that I have been asked a similar question. The question was how does the Owners Corporation stop a person selling drugs out of a lot?
Thoughts from a strata lawyer ... 