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Is the ground floor Unit courtyard consider common property? One of our unit owner wants the strata corp to pay for a report done on a tree for submission to the council for permission to have it remove. The unit owner wants the strata to pay for the removal as well.
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What does your strata plan say? Courtyards often aren’t common property – in which case your owner has no claim – but you won’t know for sure until you check the plan.
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Sounds like the tree is her property and therefore her problem. It’s a roundabout argument but the OC could charge her for damage done to common property (damp in the walls cause by her tree). It would be a good idea all round to sit down and negotiate a solution.
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Sounds like the tree is her property and therefore her problem. It’s a roundabout argument but the OC could charge her for damage done to common property (damp in the walls cause by her tree). It would be a good idea all round to sit down and negotiate a solution.
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