is a power point common property?

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  • 13/09/2017 at 8:40 am #11333 Reply | Quote
    The King
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      Good morning,

      My strata scheme has a shared laundry with each unit having its own power point for the washer/dryer.

      Each power point is wired to relevant units electricity meter.

      Residents install padlocks on their own power points so no other resident can use/steal power from others. I think this is a very common set up in older buildings.

      Question is, who is responsible if one of the power points becomes faulty?

      On one hand, the power point is located on common property, but on the other, each unit has exclusive use of the power point & the power supply is not common.

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