NCAT (re)orders mean more delays

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  • 10/07/2019 at 1:44 pm #38629 Reply | Quote
    Ziggy
    Flatchatter

      Earlier this year, NCAT made an order to have a new lift installed in my building by a certain date. This did not happen. In other words, the order had not been complied with.

      At a recent tribunal hearing to renew proceedings, the Tribunal member made no orders against the Owners Corporation and has now allowed another 2 months for the lift to be fully completed and certified.

      That means, four months will have expired since the original order was made to have the lift fully completed.

      Why on earth do we bother with NCAT? What a useless organisation it is. In addition, the member had a very poor knowledge of how strata works.

       

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