Are you Time Barred? Maybe Not: Application of the SSMA s106 2 Year Limitation Period

By Sachs Gerace Lawyers | 04 October 2024

In this edition of the Strata Law Podcast, Sachs Gerace Lawyers, Senior Associate, Clement Lo discusses the application of section 106 of the Strata Schemes Management Act NSW, the 2 Year Limitation Period.

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Are you Time Barred? Maybe Not: Application of the SSMA s106 2 Year Limitation Period

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