A balcony in disrepair constructed in 1968 without approval of the owners corporation – who is responsible?
Owner Gets to Keep the Balcony!
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A balcony in disrepair constructed in 1968 without approval of the owners corporation – who is responsible?
Can the chairperson of an owners corporation disconnect the hot water supply to common property showers?
In a recent case, NCAT has decided that a landlord falls under no obligation to ensure that their tenants comply with the by-laws in a strata scheme.
The installation of new water tanks approved despite technical non-compliance with the SSMA 2015.
A unique problem concerning common property insurance in Rural NSW. Did NCAT resolve it?
Lot owners who want to pay their levies by instalments through a payment plan must follow these steps.
NCAT has recently changed the rules that apply to expert evidence in most strata dispute cases. Download our paper.
Did you know a person involved in a strata dispute in NCAT must get permission from NCAT to be represented by a lawyer? So, what are you rights?
So, what was the outcome after the Court handed down its judgment? Why did the Court decide that the lot owner should pay the litigation costs?
So what are the recently announced changes to the Strata Building Bond and Inspection Scheme?