#22499
bcr83
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Chat-starter


    @kiwipaul
    said:


    @bcr83
    said:
     
    I put some thought into it over the weekend and I will put forward a request to my SM to take this matter to the Tribunal.

    Your SM won’t take this to NCAT it’s not their job UNLESS they are requested to do so via a motion at a General Meeting and then they can charge the Strata all costs (can easily run into thousands for the time they spend on it).

    Your only choice is to take it to NCAT yourself at a cost of approx $200 but a lot of your time.

    Your chances of winning are 50 50 IMHO, but you really need a vote at a GM as PeterC says because if you take action against the EC for refusing your request the NCAT might just rule you need to have the issue voted at a GM before they will make an order.

    As our AGM is in March, would it be wise to take the mediation step first?

    In order to have this tabled at a GM do I just notify my SM? Would I do this post mediation/adjudicator result?

    I may be wrong but in my mind I see  the mediation process as the required next step mainly as it’s to resolve a dispute between myself and the EC?

    We have significant building rectification works requiring special levies coming up this year and next, I am assuming that none of the OC would be wanting to spend thousands over this case so hopefully it travels in the right direction.

    Thanks for the help so far