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In this podcast, Sachs Gerace Lawyers, Principal, David Sachs discusses proxies. More specifically, David covers: What is a proxy and how does it work? How does a proxy vote? Can…
Successful Adjudication Application SGL recently successfully represented a builder in adjudication proceedings concerning the calculation for payments due for provisional sum work. Allens Linklaters acted for the developer. In design…
On 8 August 2019, Justice Pain the Land and Environment Court of New South Wales delivered the first judgment approving the collective sale of a strata scheme: Application by the…
With a number of apartment buildings in NSW reported to have defects, owners corporations may be concerned about whether their apartment building has defects and what they can do about…
In the recent case of The Owners – Strata Plan 87265 v Saaib, the Supreme Court of NSW has taken a different approach as to whether owners corporations who have…
In a recent District Court case, a lot owner was ordered to pay $90,000 in general damages, plus a further $30,000 for aggravated damages, for comments made in an email…
In a matter that has been reported widely, residents of an Erskineville Apartment complex are vowing to fight a ban on some children being banned from using the pool. The…
The case of Titus v Eddington [2019] NSWCAT CCD is a salient reminder of how the Tribunal deals with applications to adjust unit entitlements and the importance of dealing with…