Forum Replies Created
-
Replies
-
Hi g-g
I agree that the function of the owners corporation (or strata committee) were transferred to the compulsory SM, however, based on my reading, the OC doesn’t have the power to set levies (they can call a meeting for owners to set them, which didn’t happen), and therefore by extension, neither does the compulsory SM.
Would you be willing to give me the lawyer details you discussed this with, would be great to get advice and get this sorted (paid if I’m wrong, application to fair trading if I’m right).
Cheers, Phil
Hi g-g – what is SC ?
The law is clear that while the SM appointed by NCAT takes on the role of the OC, it says nothing about the OC (and, by extension, any SM compulsory appointed) having any ability to set levies. Only the owners can agree to that.
If your understanding is different, can you say what that understanding is based on?