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Can NCAT force 1 onwer to agree to new suberdivison
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There may be facts thst you have not disclosed, but it would be extraordinary for NCAT to force a landowner to do anything against their will.
Can NCAT force an owner to agree to new subdivision
In circumstances where an owner is benefitting from a special resolution – such as allowing them to take over common property – NCAT can insist that they agree to take over maintenance of the common property, if that is part of the agreement, or relinquish the claim on the common property.
In the case of strata renewal, where 75 per cent of owners have agreed to a major renovation or even redevelopment of the whole build with new lots created, the Land and Environment Court can rule that a minority of owners must go along with it.
So what’s your situation, specifically?
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