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In this week’s episode of the Flat Chat Wrap we look at the claims that the Opal and Mascot towers “disasters” are just the tip of a very large apartment block defects iceberg.
This comes as no surprise to JimmyT and Sue Williams, who have been writing about apartment block defects – and other, happier apartment-related issues – for …
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When I showed interest in my apartment when up for sale, Sect 24 plus last B.C. meeting, plus paperwork re cadastrals etc, there were several redacted pages. I did not think of anything untoward. I sent them to my Lawyer as you do. There was no reaction from him regarding the omissions! Did he even look at the whole paperwork? Should he have asked questions? Coincidentally his son had lived in the same apartment block. His only concern was that the garage gate did no close.