Biowood cladding installed on the facade of a multi-storey building in Sydney must be removed!
NCAT Confirms Biowood Cladding is Combustible
Biowood cladding installed on the facade of a multi-storey building in Sydney must be removed!
Here we outline the new building bond and building defect laws that apply from today, 1 July 2020.
Pet ownership and apartment living in strata. Do no pet by-laws have broader implications for other types of prohibiting by-laws?
Does NCAT have the power to award compensation to lot owners? Finally, a conclusive answer from NCAT. Read on…
NCAT rules Biowood cladding is combustible and must be removed as it is a major building defect and poses an undue risk of fire spreading.
Does NCAT have power to make an order for the payment of money? How did the matter play out in this recent case?
NCAT does not have power to award damages but might be able to order payment of compensation…
Do you know a landlord is not responsible for tenants complying with strata by-laws? But there is a solution…
Legal documents served to an owners corporation’s outdated address. How to avoid an embarrassing moment!
A recent decision of the Appeal Panel of NCAT clarifies their jurisdiction to resolve strata issues across states.