What’s changed? Sustainability in strata schemes
Reforms are embedding sustainability into strata governance, lowering approval thresholds and changing the management of common property.
“Most unsatisfactory” conduct in addressing building defects
The Owners – Strata Plan No 95242 v Karimbla Properties reminds us that parties are expected “to facilitate the just, quick and cheap resolution of the…
The bulldog and the by-law
What does the furore over our animal friends mean for the governance of strata and community title schemes?
Strata debt: What happens when strata levies are not paid?
Alot of people across NSW reside in strata so it’s not surprising that issues relating to strata living are often in the spotlight. So what…
The sword and the shield: Dealing with harsh, unconscionable and oppressive by-laws
When dealing with by-laws, there is a distinction between a by-law that is a reasonable restriction and one that is harsh, unconscionable and oppressive.
Reforms to the NSW community title law
Major changes to the development and management of community title schemes commenced 1 December 2021
Animal law update: Positive changes for animals in 2021
An overview of the latest developments in NSW animal protection laws.
Harsh, unconscionable, oppressive: Angus has the last bark on strata by-law
NSW Court of Appeal overturns blanket prohibition on keeping pets in strata buildings.
The nuts and bolts of the latest strata reforms
The reforms to strata laws are designed to increase transparency, simplify meeting processes and increase the accountability of those involved in managing the scheme. By…
Partition allows developer to escape liability for breach of statutory warranties
For the purpose of determining whether or not four or more of the existing or proposed dwellings are or will be owned by the individual,…