O/C to enter a Lot & undertake repairs

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  • 29/07/2011 at 5:56 pm #7537 Reply | Quote
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      I have a situation in our self-managed Plan where there is a leak inside an internal wall within a Lot, and where water from that leak is running down a wall cavity and into the Lot below.

      It’s only a leak (from a water pipe that services only the Lot concerned) and whilst it’s by no means a torrent (yet), it is does need to be fixed and whilst the Property Manager is aware of the problem neither they nor the Proprietor is returning the E/C’s phone calls.

      It appears to me that under the SCMA Ch3, Pt2,Cl63 the O/C can enter the Lot in order to have repairs undertaken by a Licensed Plumber, and I believe it can then Invoice the Proprietor of the Lot for the costs of that.

      Could some of our Professionals please comment on that approach, and provide some advice with regard to the correct process to be followed and how advice should be provided to the Property Manager and/or the Proprietor?

      As always, thanks in advance

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