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Reply To: The peril of going away and not leaving a house key

  • 13/11/2024
  • Author Jimmy-T

David Ng wrote: Surely you have to be asked to grant entry first before you can be accused of hindering access? Absolutely, or at least be subject to a Tribunal…

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    Reply To: Are uninsured tradies a potential liability for the strata scheme

    • 04/11/2024
    • Author Boronia

    As I understand it, An “employee” would need Workers Comp Insurance provide by the SP, and would have PAYE tax deducted from from “wages”. Superannuation may also be payable by…

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      Reply To: Are uninsured tradies a potential liability for the strata scheme

      • 04/11/2024
      • Author TrulEConcerned

      @Jimmy I agree with your thinking. The OC’s liability is IMHO indeed unlimited. I suppose some owners don’t want to concern themselves with the time consuming tasks of actually being…

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        Reply To: Are uninsured tradies a potential liability for the strata scheme

        • 02/11/2024
        • Author TrulEConcerned

        @Boronia Thanks for the feedback, recommending I look at the insurance policy. In regards to EXCLUSIONS from PL coverage, our policy states: 1. in connection with any liability for Personal…

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          Reply To: Are uninsured tradies a potential liability for the strata scheme

          • 31/10/2024
          • Author Newcastle_SM

          Yes. If an incident occurs on common property then there is always a chance the Owners Corporation will be liable. The absence of insurance held by the contractor just makes…

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            Podcast: Total control, new bloke on the block

            • 24/10/2024
            • Author Jimmy-T

            JimmyT and Sue send greetings from Scotland, welcome the new building commissioner and predict the next scandal likely to hit the strata sector.

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              IMHO: As soon as I turn my back, it’s strata chaos

              • 23/10/2024
              • Author Jimmy-T

              In an expanded ramble from the Flat Chat newsletter, JimmyT wonders if it can be a coincidence that strata chaos erupts as soon as he leaves the country.

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                New commish seeks collaboration, not conflict

                • 21/10/2024
                • Author Jimmy-T

                The NSW Government has announced the appointment of James Sherrard to replace David Chandler as Building Commissioner and he has already raised concerns with his comments that he will seek…

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                  Reply To: What is a reasonable increase in levies?

                  • 19/10/2024
                  • Author tina

                  I wish owners would read the financial papers and other correspondence about their strata plan. When people ask me why they have to pay levies, I explain that there are…

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                    Reply To: Transfer to self-management

                    • 19/10/2024
                    • Author tina

                    Hi quirky, I don’t know if you are addressing the original poster (Newyboy) or me. You appear to be addressing two people as if they are one.  Newyboy has not…

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                      Reply To: Transfer to self-management

                      • 18/10/2024
                      • Author Quirky

                      Can I inject a note of caution here? Strata management is complicated, and from this history, you and your fellow owners have muddled though only from luck, and stumbling across…

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                        More overcharge shock for Netstrata clients

                        • 18/10/2024
                        • Author Jimmy-T

                        Sue Williams looks at the latest expose of strata management giant Netstrata, which has been quietly uploading invoices to client portals, exposing exorbitant brokerage fees for insurance premiums. [See the…

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