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Johnson v Owners Corporation [2003] NSWCTTT 74 (16 January 2003) – An owner was unreasonably refused consent to keep a cat on the premises. The CTTT allowed the owner to keep the cat in their lot and found that there was no by-law in place that prohibited animals in the complex. The owners corporation could have sought to amend the existing by-law and this had not been done. The CTTT found “precedent” concerns are not valid, nor is it appropriate for the owners corporation to have a “policy” which it seeks to arbitrarily apply in every instance.

 

https://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/ssma1996242/sch1.html

 

Simone Balsara

 

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