The home owners warranty insurance policy falls within the NSW Home Building Regulation 2004. Clause 58, which relates to limitations on liability and cover, at sub-clause ((1)(k)(ix) specifically provides that the…
Ok, I’m going to “jump down your throat”. We have established that the building defect has been identified, it is covered by Home Warranty Insurance and that the extent of…
Rita, If you’re confused, spare a thought for the people trying to help you with this problem, as we may not have all the facts yet. 1) You mention the Home…
JT’s suggestion is brilliant. It will probably solve Rita C’s problem, as she maintains they are covered by home warranty insurance. But, if that’s the solution, why don’t the insurers…
i only became more actively involved recently, though this roof defect was as a result of construction and has been discussed overtime. i don’t attend strata meeting or even read…
Landlord is owner of top floor unit, which occupies the whole of the top floor. Home warranty insurance covers the remedial building work (as a result of water penetration but…
It is bloody stupid to place anything on top of the balcony rail or to hang anything from it over the outside. Hope your public liability insurance is current.
This is an interesting but perplexing question. First, I don’t think Boronia’s comments should be so easily discarded. Legal questions are often resolved (and sometimes justice delivered) by reference to analogous…
If work on common property means reduction or loss of rent in a tenanted property, should the Owners Corporation – that’s all the other owners – compensate the landlord? The…
If work on common property means reduction or loss of rent in a tenanted property, should the Owners Corporation – that’s all the other owners – compensate the landlord? The…
Huh? There is no loss of rent. The owner has rented the unit to a tenant. The unit is temporarily uninhabitable and the tenant is provided alternative accomodation paid for…
@Rita C said: The additional comment (which is incomplete) must be read in conjunction with the original question, at the bottom of the page. There is specific provision in the home…