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  • 16/12/2013 at 10:08 am #9268 Reply | Quote
    KayJ

      The Victorian Court of Appeal dismissed the City of Melbourne’s appeal on Thursday 12th December 2013 and unanimously supported Justice David Beach and his Supreme Court decision on the 30th May 2013.

      The legal definitions of dwelling and sole occupancy unit are very clearly explained and now law in Victoria.

      Genco  & Anor v Salter & Anor [2013] VSCA 365 (12 December 2013)

      A solid decision for the short stay industry and its future. Common sense prevails.

      As an investor who allows short stays in my apartment, this is great news.

      Three Judges in Victoria, clearly state that the Building Appeals Board, made an error at law. Short stay is now legal, opinions do not count.

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