What are “squatter’s rights” and the rules relating to “squatter’s rights” in strata schemes?
Can “Squatter’s Rights” Exist in a Strata Scheme?
Tag: Supreme Court
Supreme Court, NCAT and A Load of Rubbish
Does this Decision Alter Rights over Areas of Common Property?
Is Your Minor Building Defect Now a Major Defect?
A WIN for Owners Corporations! Is Your Minor Building Defect Now a Major Defect? Seek legal advice now!
Replacing Items of Common Property in Strata
Does a decision of common property in strata need a special resolution?
Litigation and Security for Costs
In coming to its decision, the NSW Supreme Court weighed up a number of factors and concluded that…
Unsuccessful Attempt to End Caretaker Agreement
If dissatisfied, is an owners corporation able to terminate a caretaker agreement?
Supreme Court Saves Defective AGM’s
Supreme Court provides helpful guidance for annual general meeting’s in accordance with the new strata laws.
Supreme Court Upholds Validity of Easements
This Supreme Court highlights the difficulty a party will have in challenging property rights that have existed for almost 200 years.
Be Warned – Don’t Delay Experts’ Reports
The Supreme Court has recently delivered a very firm warning regarding building defects and experts’ reports.
Warning, Approach the Supreme Court at Your Peril!
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?