#51212
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    I think your only reasoanble approach is to get a strata lawyer to look at the whole precess of how this chancer managed to acquire common property.’

    I suspect the original by-laws giving himself the exclusive use of the common property were highly suspect.

    The subsequent action of simply subsuming it into his own property is highly dubious too.

    If you play your cards right, you could get the property back and have the developer ordered to pay costs.  And that’s why you need a lawyer, because he will certainly have one.

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