Strata, Management Agreements, NCAT and Court Proceedings, Strata Reform
Posted 28 October 2016
In a democracy, majority rules even if those decisions are bad. If you are in the minority, there is not much you can do until the next election (or annual general meeting) at which time you may try t…
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Strata, NCAT and Court Proceedings
Posted 27 October 2016
Unit entitlements are a very important issue for owners of strata lots. They impact on levy contributions, voting rights, common property interests, distribution of surplus moneys and entitlements on …
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Strata, NCAT and Court Proceedings, Renovations
Posted 26 July 2016
Bannermans were given instructions for interim orders to stop a lot owner carrying out unauthorised works to common property including works requiring waterproofing. Interim orders were granted and se…
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Strata, NCAT and Court Proceedings
Posted 01 December 2015
One of the many frustrating scenarios faced by strata owners corporations, their executive committees and their lot owners is when a lot owner with a perceived grievance subjects them to seemingly end…
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Strata, NCAT and Court Proceedings
Posted 20 August 2014
It’s not a bird and it’s not a plane. It’s a super tribunal.
On 1 January 2014, the New South Wales Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) will be established and take over from over 20 exi…
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