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.
Owner in the Minority Controls Owners Corporation
Tag: Supreme Court
Going it Alone: With Repairs and Maintenance
Is an individual owner entitled to carry out repairs to common property?
Recording Meetings: A Supreme Court Case
When those present at a meeting know it is being recorded but do not object. What happens when it goes to the Supreme Court?
Retrospective Approval of Unauthorised Works Possible
Can courts retroactively approve unauthorised common property work done by the owner?
Win for Owners Corporation Against Developer
Supreme Court freezes developers’ assets safeguarding Owners Corporations compensation.
Everything You Thought You Knew About Strata is Wrong!
Carpet, wall paint and the ceiling inside a strata apartment is common property. Is that right?
Replacing Common Property Tiles – Must they Match?
Must sections of damaged tiles on common property be replaced with the same tile?
Owners Corporation Court of Appeal Building Defects Win!
Court protects owners corporation allowing them to add more defects to an existing defects claim!
Supreme Court Rejects Owner’s Claim for Damages
Supreme Court rejects compensation claim by a lot owner for loss of rent. Read on…
Can “Squatter’s Rights” Exist in a Strata Scheme?
What are “squatter’s rights” and the rules relating to “squatter’s rights” in strata schemes?