Would this ancient Special By-Law hold water?

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  • 06/08/2012 at 9:07 am #8307 Reply | Quote
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      We have an ancient By-Law granting Exclusive Use of Common Property to individual Lots. 

       

      It was ‘duly passed’ on 17th February 1975 and registered 8th February 1979. It gives the ‘right to the Exclusive Use’ of Common Property for off-street parking spaces to individual Lots in our Strata. The Lot Owners have no extra entitlements and pay no extra levies. (The spaces need a bit of money spent on maintenance right now, too.)

       

      Weirdly, the By-Law is not always supplied by the relevant NSW govt dept when searches are done by prospective purchasers. Yet I got a copy of it via a professional checker when purchasing in 1996.

       

      Off-street parking has become difficult round here over the years. It is 75 metres to the street. We have no visitor spaces or delivery or tradesmens’ spaces. 

       

      Is it likely this By-Law would hold water if challenged some how? Is it time for the situation to be addressed? How, please?
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