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[Jimmy-T]

I’m not sure what you are seeking here.  Fair Trading doesn’t offer rulings or adjudications, or impose penalties.  In a strata dispute they merely provide advice and mediation which is a compulsory step before seeking an adjudication at NCAT.

If you are unhappy with an NCAT adjudication, you can appeal it provided it is on a question of law.

It’s not clear whether or not you have followed the procedure outlined elsewhere, whereby you send a letter or place a motion on the next EC or AGM agenda, requesting that specific functions be fulfilled.

Failure or refusal to fulfil these functions triggers the mediation/adjudication process at Fair Trading then NCAT.

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