Topic: When tenants can’t take it any more

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04/06/2013 at 1:38 am #8863 Reply | Quote
Jimmy-T
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A few weeks ago I wrote about the options available to owners to take action when things go wrong in their strata scheme.

When it comes to tenants, there is a long-standing myth in strata that they can’t raise complaints – only their landlord can. In fact, tenants have more, not fewer options.

If you have a noisy neighbour, for example, you can ask the Executive Committee or strata manager to issue a Notice to Comply.

Alternatively, you can seek an order at the CTTT which means applying for mediation at Fair Trading – this is compulsory – then, if…

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