Owner Refusing Access to Common Property

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  • 16/01/2019 at 12:20 pm #12135 Reply | Quote
    Blanchie
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      Hi all,

      I live in a 1940s apartment building. There are 2 hipped tiled roofs, one of which is accessible through a hatch in the stairwell. The other is only accessible through a hatch in the kitchen ceiling of the top-most apartment, which is currently unoccupied.

      We have an NBN representative coming along to inspect and likely install a connection for 2 units and s/he needs to access the roof spaces of both roofs. Unfortunately this owner of the apartment with the access to our roof space is refusing access ! I would have thought that there is some Strata legislation that states that an owner can’t unreasonably refuse access to common property ? Especially as the apartment is currently unoccupied. Can anyone point me in the right direction ?

      Thanks in advance for any advice you can provide,

      Blanchie

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    Reply To: Reply #31095 in Owner Refusing Access to Common Property
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