Does a strata committee have the power to make decisions on behalf of an owners corporation? Should you save yourself a vote next time?
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Tag: Strata law
Supreme Court Quashes NCAT Decision
An NCAT decision allowing a lot owner to keep unauthorised renovations was recently overturned by the Supreme Court.
Were Statutory Warranties Breached?
An apartment block in Rhodes, Sydney claims damages against Walker Group Constructions, inferring a breach of statutory warranties.
Case Halted Until Owners Corporation Gives Security
The Supreme Court has ordered an owners corporation suing its former lawyers to give security for the costs the lawyers will incur.
Owners Corporations Can Make it Simpler
Information owners corporation have about their owners can actually make it much simpler for us to act more effectively in recovering strata levies.
You May Have Heard There’s Been a Delay!
The NSW Government recently announced the delay of the strata building bond and inspection schemes to…
Lift Refurbishments and Compensation Payouts?
Can an owners corporation shut down the lifts in its building to refurbish them? If so, do they have to pay compensation to owners and tenants?
Repairs that Alter, Add or Improve Common Property?
Can the strata committee approve repairs which alter, add to or improve common property without the authority of a special resolution?
Faster Strata Levy Collection Debt Recoveries
Did you know that JS Mueller & Co can save you loads of time and money and recover your strata levy arrears faster? How, you ask?
Were Statutory Warranties Breached?
An apartment building in Rhodes, Sydney claimed damages against Walker Group Constructions, inferring they had breached statutory warranties.