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Older 70’s block, over 100 units, Developer By-Law gaining exclusive use of Common Property.
What’s the best tactic when preparing the NCAT submission for a revocation order: keep it short and punchy or include every little detail.
What to include, what to leave out?
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As general rule, stick to the facts and stay away from personal attacks on individuals.
Establish a clear paper trail and present a clear-cut and irrefutable case that specific laws have been breached.
Avoid allegations of personal character flaws, cronyism, and other emotive and subjective angles.
NCAT is rife with cronyism – they are rarely impressed by arguments that this is one of the great evils of society.
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