Mediation or Adjudication?

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  • 30/07/2012 at 12:40 pm #8285 Reply | Quote
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      I contend our Executive Committee hasn’t been maintaining our Common Property for three years or more. I can muster considerable evidence of this without much trouble.

      I have been informed by the NSW Office of Fair Trading that I have to have to have ‘mediation’ before asking for an Order from an Adjudicator. Is this so, please? (I’ve heard their advice isn’t always to be trusted.)

      Our Executive Committee often SAY in agendas they are going to do stuff, putting it in agendas to DISCUSS, then then precisely NOTHING happens. I imagine at ‘mediation’ this would also occur; they’d say we’re planning to do this and that but not get round to it. (The strata’s bank balance is excellent.)

      Do I REALLY need to ask for mediation, $76 of my own money, or can I put a submission together and spend the same on asking for an adjudication?

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