Does an owners corporation have a duty to change strata unit entitlements? Is there a legal obligation they must review?
Must an Owners Corporation Adjust Unit Entitlements?
Category: NCAT
NCAT Again Weighs In On Cost Recovery By-laws
NCAT again weighs in on cost recovery by-laws determining that by-laws are not enforceable. Read the full case here…
High-Density, High Tension: Strata Disputes Escalate
An 11% surge in strata dispute mediation requests is pushing owners to the limit as high density living escalates.
Owner in the Minority Controls Owners Corporation
A recent decision of the Supreme Court provides a good example of how an owner in the minority can gain control of an owners corporation.
Going it Alone: With Repairs and Maintenance
Is an individual owner entitled to carry out repairs to common property?
Common Property Water Leaks: A Strict Duty to Repair
The responsibilities of an owners corporation to repair common property damage and defects from water leaks.
Deciding Not to Repair Common Property
Does strata have a duty to repair common property? In this case, does not doing so have any consequences?
NCAT Breaths New Life into Cost Recovery By-laws
NCAT breaths life back into cost recovery by-laws and demonstrates it’s now possible to have a valid and enforceable cost recovery by-law.
Retrospective Approval of Unauthorised Works Possible
Can courts retroactively approve unauthorised common property work done by the owner?
How do You Make Landlords Accountable for Tenants?
Do you know a landlord is not responsible for tenants complying with strata by-laws? But there is a solution…