Topic: Who gets a copy of request for Adjudication and what information do they get?? – FLAT CHAT

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14/09/2013 at 9:08 pm #9034 Reply | Quote
MsM
Hi Fellow forumers,

I’ve recently lodged a request for adjudication through CTTT, having had it confirmed mediation attempted through Community Justice Centre has been unsuccessful and the other party have refused to attend CJC for mediation again.

My complaint involved noise generated from the property due to it being tiled throughout (I quoted 117 parts a and C of SSMA 2006 and by laws relating to behaviour and noise).

My CTTT submission included 40pages of noise diary notes (times, comments speculations on sound etc) as well as research regarding acceptable noise levels, and information to support my claim for mitigation materials such as carpetting and plaster board with decibel lowering qualities to be installed.

I received an email from CTTT Thursday notifying me of the claim, and giving a timeframe for submissions. On contacting CTTT the offficer confirmed the respondent will receive a full copy of the request, as will the Strata Manager but the Strata Manager can choose to notify the other owners. CTTT informed me the Strata Manager will choose whether or not to place a notice on common notice boards, or send out a letter to owners.

My Strata Manager contacted me today as I am also on the Executive committee. He advises the CTTT have advised him that he needs to provide a full copy of my request for adjudication to all owners (this amounts to 44 – including myself and the respondent). He has sought approval for the EC to post the total application out.

Is this true? would value any experience with this from any of the forum members or guests as I’m an L-plater to CTTT. I’ve looked around previous posts and not found much.
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