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 warranty insurance policy…
Hello all! I am currently on our EC. We have been approached by a tenant looking to have the exterior windows + door in their unit sound proofed due…
@Rita C said: This work, which is covered under home warranty insurance … will result in the relocation of the tenants, for which insurance is provided, and loss of rental as a…
The building work arises as a direct result of building defects resulting in water penetration to the dining/lounge area of the top unit of a complex of 5 units. This…
@Whale said: So again check your O/C’s policy because if it includes that cover as an appended “special benefit” your loss would be claimable in those specific circumstances, but otherwise…
KiwiPaul – Slightly off the original topic, and apart from the fact that a leaking pipe (as opposed to a burst one) is not claimable on building insurance, are you…
The strata manager is talking rubbish. You are entitled to see the strata roll and make copies of it under section 108, refer below. The strata roll must include the…
Is the owners corporation liable to pay for loss of rental to a unit owner where building works on common property result in either a tenant vacating the leased unit or the…
Must admit I don’t see a problem with the bylaw as it transfers responsibility to the lot owner and gives him permission to make alterations within his lot without the…
Hi everyone, Is the following by-law as uncommon as it sounds? We’ve been advised of a by-law regarding a property we’re looking at purchasing that has been described…
Struggs, it sounds to me like the note that you were given doesn’t meet the requirements of the “Notice” that’s required to be given under the NSW Pesticides Regulation 2009…
With regard to some people observing that a direct debit is a bad idea, that may be because it’s an arrangement between the respective banks, not in your case between…