There is an implied undertaking to the Court (or Tribunal) that documents obtained as a result of the compulsory processes of a court or tribunal will only be used for…
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Sachs Gerace Lawyers, acting for an Owners Corporation, successfully obtained an order for costs against a lot owner who had appealed against a decision of a Senior Member of the…
The Strata Schemes Management Act 2015 (NSW) places a strict duty on owners corporations to maintain and repair common property. Not only does an owners corporation have a duty to…
In this podcast, David Sachs, Principal at Sachs Gerace Lawyers, answers questions in relation to common property in Strata. Speaker 1: Need help with a strata law issue? Or a building…
In this podcast, David Sachs from Sachs Gerace Lawyers explains the different options on how to resolve a strata dispute. Speaker 1: Need help with a strata law issue, or a…
Section 60 of the Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act (the Act) deals with costs in proceedings before the Tribunal. The usual rule is that each party should pay its own…
Section 220 of the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015 states: “a party to a dispute is not entitled to be represented by another person at a mediation session under this…
Common Property is defined in the Strata Schemes Development Act 2015 as: “common property, in relation to a strata scheme or a proposed strata scheme, means any part of a…
In the recent decision of Clements v Murphy, the Appeal Panel of the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal considered whether section 48MA of the Home Building Act 1989 covers the…
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