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Podcast: Are strata law changes a mug’s game?

  • 27/11/2024
  • Author Jimmy-T

Jimmy and Sue finally have a chance to discuss and dissect the proposed NSW strata law changes and decide they're definitely not everyone's cup of tea.

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    Forum: When a disruptive owner Zooms back in

    • 13/12/2022
    • Author Jimmy-T

    It’s hard to think of a downside for Covid being behind us (if, indeed, it is) but one unanticipated consequence is the end of the need to hold strata meetings…

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      Podcast: New pet laws and defining ‘reasonable’

      • 16/02/2021
      • Author Jimmy-T

      In this week’s podcast we give the NSW Parliament’s deliberations on it’s new strata pet laws a kick along. As reported here, the Lower House has taken a good six…

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        Forum: Unfinancialized by a sneaky strata manager

        • 12/01/2021
        • Author Jimmy-T

        One of the suggestions that I made in my overly lengthy submission to the strata law consultations was that seriously incompetent strata managers should face serious penalties, including potentially being…

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          FORUM: Who pays when a common property pipe bursts?

          • 17/04/2019
          • Author Jimmy-T

          If there’s one area of strata law in NSW that has always puzzled me, it’s the rule that says, while an owners corporation must pay for the damage caused to…

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