Topic: Define ‘good condition’?

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10/09/2018 at 5:44 pm #11888 Reply | Quote
Flame Tree (Qld)
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Hi, the Qld Act requires property to be maintained in ‘good condition (and kept structurally sound)’. Appreciating that there will be personal variations on just how good that is, (or how clean etc) I’d like to learn just what this level should be. I say ‘good condition’ should be clarified as ‘about 70% of new’. I can’t find other definitions so would be interested if someone could direct me to a firm legal definition or tell me how they define it. Cheers, C.
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11/09/2018 at 7:58 am #30386 Reply
Losezama
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Have you though of telephoning the Body Corp Commissioners Office and asking for their position on this?

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11/09/2018 at 10:39 am #30390 Reply
Flame Tree (Qld)
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Hi, thanks, yes but was interested in other folks opinion. Their Office tends to just refer to the exact Act wording alone. There would be Orders given that define it and they may direct me in search of them.

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