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Helping older residents – now we have a number

  • 08/02/2021
  • Author Jimmy-T

You can understand why older people are reluctant to move into aged  care – and that was even before they became hotspots for Covid-19 infections last year. For some seniors…

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    Reply To: Strata manager says hiring him is compulsory

    • 08/02/2021
    • Author Jimmy-T

    Yes, I agree with Kaindub.  I just worry that this prospective strata manager is conflating the idea that they legally must have strata insurance (which is true) with a sense…

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      Reply To: Strata manager says hiring him is compulsory

      • 08/02/2021
      • Author kaindub

      I am not the full bottle on Tasmanian strata act However looking at the act A couple of things I can say. The body corporate is required to take out…

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        Reply To: Strata manager says hiring him is compulsory

        • 07/02/2021
        • Author Jimmy-T

        OK, first things first.  Strata insurance is compulsory in Tasmania (as it is everywhere else in Australia).  However, you really don’t need a strata manager to arrange it for you.…

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          Strata manager says hiring him is compulsory

          • 07/02/2021
          • Author DEEGEE

          My Mum is part of a small strata title complex in Tasmania which was built over 12 years ago.   At the time the complex was built there wasn’t a formal…

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            CCTV approved informally, now they want it gone

            • 07/02/2021
            • Author VME

            Hi All, I was wondering if someone could shed some light on a matter I am trying to resolve with my strata regarding CCTV. Five years ago I asked for…

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              Podcast: Unit prices stall and ropey reno regs

              • 02/02/2021
              • Author Jimmy-T

              Hi, did you miss us?  We took a little break last month but we are back with our new, improved Flat Chat Wrap podcast. We – Sue Williams and JimmyT…

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                Forum: Who pays for gate crasher’s damage?

                • 26/01/2021
                • Author Jimmy-T

                There are some issues that bring out the bush lawyer in all of us. Take the sub-tenant who accidentally drove into his block’s garage gate, doing $4000 worth of damage.…

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                  Forum: Who pays for gate crasher’s damage?

                  • 26/01/2021
                  • Author Jimmy-T

                  There are some issues that bring out the bush lawyer in all of us. Take the sub-tenant who accidentally drove into his block’s garage gate, doing $4000 worth of damage.…

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                    Reply To: Tenant damaged driveway gate: Who should file the claim – Body Corp or Tenant?

                    • 26/01/2021
                    • Author Austman

                    bizrandom wrote: The issue here is that I only have ‘3rd party property cover’ and my car insurers are saying this excludes property under my ‘care or custody’, i.e. the…

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                      Reply To: Tenant damaged driveway gate: Who should file the claim – Body Corp or Tenant?

                      • 26/01/2021
                      • Author Jimmy-T

                      There is another course of action (or inaction) available to you – and I’m not recommending this, just laying it out for your consideration. You could write to the strata…

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                        Reply To: Tenant damaged driveway gate: Who should file the claim – Body Corp or Tenant?

                        • 26/01/2021
                        • Author Boronia

                        Even if the Strata insurance agrees to accept the claim, it can still come back to you to recoup those costs if it determines you were at fault.

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