Big bathroom renos, what happens when things go wrong?

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  • 31/07/2019 at 12:41 pm #39838 Reply | Quote
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      Try as I might I haven’t been able to find the answer to this. Hope someone can help. We’re in Sydney in a block 0f 42 units built in the early 70s.

      A renovation has just taken place where extensive bathroom plumbing was moved and added to inside common property floors and walls and a newly created wall. There are two new by-laws approving this reno. Supposedly ‘protecting’ the Owners Corporation forever; even after the ownership changes hands more than once.

      I remember in the old days under the old NSW Strata Titles Act, if I recall correctly, problems arising from this would become the responsibility of the Owners Corporation after a period, as far as things going wrong, damage created and repairs etc. Is this the case now?

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