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08/03/2014 at 1:11 pm
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@JimmyT said:
It doesn’t matter when the by-laws were registered – it’s what bylaws were registered and they may have said nothing about parking on common property. Unlike other states NSW by-laws do not default to the “model” by-laws if notne exists that cover that issue. Demonaz needs to check the by-laws of his lot and proceed from there.
According to the OP in post 4
I’ve already emailed the property manager for a copy of the by-laws. I just checked the contract of sale for the title search certificate. It states in Schedule 2: “Attention is directed to the residential schemes model by-laws contained in the Strata Schemes Management Regulation applicable. At the date of registration of the scheme – keeping of animals – option B has been adopted.” –
So the model bylaws for when the strata was registered do apply.
