Does a By-Law have to be registered before work starts?

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  • 01/12/2021 at 2:36 pm #60336 Reply | Quote
    Jester
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      Hi,

      Recently our Owners Corporation (in NSW) approved a by-law for a major renovation for one unit, including bathrooms (tiling and  waterproofing) larger openings in external walls for bigger windows and doors etc.

      When does the by-law have to be registered ?

      Before the work starts ?

      This would make sense, as if they were to cause a problem during construction, but before the by-law was registered, they may try and say the responsibility for fixing it lies with the Owners Corporation.

      Any pointers to legislation etc would be greatly appreciated.

      Thank you

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