Reply To: Who owns the fixtures and fittings?
CorLotte wrote: But it’s not in NSW legislation, is it? There is legislation and then there is accepted or normalised behaviour. If the insurance companies treat fixtures and fittings as…
Reply To: Who owns the fixtures and fittings?
Young@Heart wrote: I understand and agree with your reply. My query was prompted by the wording of the Insurance PDS which states “…..fixtures and fitting attached ….so as to become…
Reply To: Having to replace balcony balustrades
CorLotte wrote: There is a prescribed height. I understand that this is a rule that has to be observed even without an order. Or is it not? So what happens…
Reply To: Proposed policy and bylaw on lithium batteries
LoveTheView wrote: I’m not sure what the additional cost of “test and tag”ging for privately owned equipment in common areas would amount to. The cost of test and tag would…
Reply To: Who owns the fixtures and fittings?
I understand and agree with your reply. My query was prompted by the wording of the Insurance PDS which states “…..fixtures and fitting attached ….so as to become legally part…
Forum: Little leeway offered for levy debts
The discussion on whether or not – and when – you should push to get unpaid levels back has generated a lot of interest and it’s worth catching up with…
Reply To: Dodgy developer next door?
Great. Thank you. Good to know. I’m certain their inspection is legitimate and I have no desire to get in the way of them doing everything properly to build a…
Reply To: Who owns the fixtures and fittings?
There are two overlapping concepts here. For the purposes of maintenance, lot owners fixtures and fittings are owned and maintained by the lot owner. An example is built in wardrobes…
Reply To: Can a by-law stop kids playing on common property driveway?
If a child is hit by a car that would be really tragic and horrible for everyone. That is why there is a by law about not allowing unsupervised children…
Reply To: Can a by-law stop kids playing on common property driveway?
Boronia wrote: If a child is hit by a car, wouldn’t the vehicle’s CTP insurance cover it? I don’t think this is about insurance, despite the arguments the committee is…
Reply To: Can a by-law stop kids playing on common property driveway?
Boronia wrote: If a child is hit by a car, wouldn’t the vehicle’s CTP insurance cover it? I don’t think this is about insurance, despite the arguments the committee is…
Reply To: Can a by-law stop kids playing on common property driveway?
If a child is hit by a car, wouldn’t the vehicle’s CTP insurance cover it?