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Hi Jaybee
The only thing I'd add to the above is that common property can extend to items that you might ordinarily think are lot property.
For example, the original floorboards and flooring are common property. Ceramic tiles originally affixed to common property walls, floors or ceilings at the time of registration of the plan are common property. Skirting boards and architraves on common walls are common property. Ceiling cornices on common walls are common property.
Any dealing with these items (eg putting nails into, sanding, etc) will require the permission of the owners corporation.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards
Chris Kerin
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