Animals in strata schemes: Can you? Can’t you?
Changes are on the way for animals in NSW strata schemes, this article discussed case law and the new legislative provisions
Changes are on the way for animals in NSW strata schemes, this article discussed case law and the new legislative provisions
In a decision handed down yesterday, the Appeal Panel of the NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal has held that the Tribunal does not have the power under section 106(5) of […]
Gisks is the first reported case dealing with smoke drift in a strata scheme following the 2015 reforms. This blog discusses that case.
Strata meetings provide a forum for lot owners to voice their concerns and opinions and to have input in important decisions regarding the strata plan. There will undoubtedly be occasions in which a lot owner is unable to physically attend a meeting to exercise these rights, which is where the use of a voting proxy may be beneficial.