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Huge flood damage bills flow on to Owners Corps

  • 12/12/2022
  • Author Jimmy-T

Water leaks and faulty waterproofing are the bane of strata residents and managements’ lives.  Modern buildings are designed to withstand a fair amount of rain but the recent downpours across…

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    Why you must tell buyers about strata nasties

    • 05/07/2022
    • Author Jimmy-T

    How much do you have to tell prospective purchasers about problems in your strata scheme when you are trying to sell? For instance, do you have to warn them about…

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      Forum: ‘No-pets’ by-laws dead so bans are bogus

      • 15/12/2020
      • Author Jimmy-T

      While some strata schemes struggle to deal with the fact that their “no pets” by-laws have been rendered obsolete by the recent NSW Court  of Appeal ruling, others seem to…

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        Supreme Court changes tack on legal cost deposits

        • 17/07/2019
        • Author Jimmy-T

        There’s a growing trend in legal actions in Australia that has recently intruded into the strata area – litigants being asked to provide security for costs before legal action can…

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          Failed parking ban costs owners a truckload of cash

          • 05/12/2018
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          With car parking, pets and noise continuing as the three top irritants to apartment-dwellers, it’s amazing to what lengths some people will go to try to settle disputes about parking.…

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            The Wrap podcast: Parking, popular pet names, and Airbnb

            • 01/12/2018
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            We’re back in Australia this week, with a story about a conflict that couldn’t be more Aussie. Sue Williams takes us through her yarn about people who bought parking spots…

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              Podcast 5 – parking, pet names & Airbnb hosting

              • 01/12/2018
              • Author Stratalyzer

              A decades-long parking battle ends up in the Appeals Court, trendy pet names, how to be a better Airbnb host, garage doors and more … all in our Flat Chat…

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                Airbnb fights tough new city laws in court

                • 16/11/2018
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                LETTER FROM BOSTON: As a long-time thorn in Airbnb’s side, I’m trying not to take this personally. But no sooner do I arrive in Boston, Mass. than Airbnb files a…

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                  Triple win for buyers in sunset clawbacks case

                  • 13/11/2018
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                  The couple who  successfully held the line against the “Sunset Clawbacks” of an apartment block in Sydney’s Surry Hills won two final victories last week. In court, they were awarded…

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                    Who pays when upstairs kitchen floods?

                    • 14/08/2015
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                    Who picks up the bill when a two flats are flooded by a defective dishwasher and neither party is insured? The question was raised by Flatchatter “Powers That Be”, a…

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