Re: WHS Report
david2708 – Below is an extract from the Strataman site. It should answer your questions: “The provisions of the Work Health & Safety Act 2011 and the Work Health & Safety Regulation 2011 require…
Re: Holiday Letting by-law: The great debate
Hi Jane Short-term tourist/visitor letting agreements are definitely not residential tenancy agreements. One NCAT adjudicator, D Charles, remarked in giving Orders that the NSW Legislation is “crystal clear”: “The Tribunal…
Re: Ceiling water ingress and damage
@JimmyT said: @dwmyhome said: Question. Once the damage is fixed who’s responsibility is to paint the ceilings and internal walls to restore them to the original condition. This is an…
Re: Ceiling water ingress and damage
@dwmyhome said: Question. Once the damage is fixed who’s responsibility is to paint the ceilings and internal walls to restore them to the original condition. This is an interesting one…
Re: Who pays for damage to strata common area?
To note that if damage was caused by an insurable event, it’s likely that building insurance would cover it. That usually includes damage caused by residents. Of course, an excess…
Re: Can a committee member ask to be paid?
Speaking from experience, they tend to act in self interest and simply want to get something out of it, rather than what is best for the strata. Just to add…
Re: Can a committee member ask to be paid?
You get this a lot – usually it’s people who don’t want anyone else to do the work but then demand that they get paid for it as they view…
Re: Slow acting strata and dispute over what is common property
Lily – Below is a link to a legal comment that may help you with regard to your sliding door and who is responsible for the repair. Check the building…
Slow acting strata and dispute over what is common property
HI All. This is ,my first time posting so hopefully everything’s in the right place. I am hoping for help regarding a NSW strata scheme in which my mother owns…
Re: Fair Trading lays down the law on holiday lets
JimmyT said: “…a former hotel that had several floors in an apartment block. And weren’t the operators shut down by City of Sydney, anyway?” My understanding was that the…
Re: NCAT application process
Thanks again Lady Penelope – but fees and time are not the issue. SM has made it clear that they do not have liability insurance. I am just puzzled why…
Re: Fair Trading lays down the law on holiday lets
Our 245 lot scheme in NSW, has the following DA condition (2006) – “Residential (for the purpose of this consent) means the use of apartments for residential purposes, including leasing…