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Forum: Can owners corp back resident in dispute?

  • 01/03/2023
  • Author Jimmy-T

At the risk of infuriating mental health professionals and family members of sufferers, I have to say there are few things worse in strata than having a “crazy” neighbour. I’m…

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    Forum: Insurers will only pay for half of fence

    • 31/08/2022
    • Author Jimmy-T

    Another week, another weird question – at least, it’s a question about weird behaviour by strata owners. Here’s the scenario.  A car goes out of control and smashes the fence…

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      Forum: Owner in dispute blocked from election

      • 24/11/2020
      • Author Jimmy-T

      I often wonder where some strata managers get their ideas – it certainly doesn’t appear to be from professional training. Take the case of our Flatchatter who is in dispute…

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        Mediation and misplaced expectations of a win

        • 01/09/2019
        • Author Jimmy-T

        We hear a lot about mediation and conciliation in apartment living disputes – but what do the terms mean? Many apartment residents go to mediation thinking they are going to…

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          Fast-tracked strata disputes first go in-house

          • 23/09/2016
          • Author Mailbox

            Dispute resolution in NSW strata schemes is about to get a lot easier.  Whether it will be better remains to be seen. Under the new strata laws, due to…

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