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Are these the right rules for your committee?

  • 02/06/2017
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You can’t expect people to play by the rules if they don’t know what the rules are. So we have devised a code of conduct for anyone that might want…

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    Roundup: Law and order – strata style

    • 26/09/2016
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    You’ve probably heard that the new strata laws will do away with the silly rule that meant, strictly speaking, you had to get a special resolution by-law to hammer a nail…

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      Strata regs: The legals have landed

      • 12/08/2016
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      The new strata regulations are with us and it is interesting to see what kind of flesh they have put on the bones of the impending strata law reforms. Regulations are…

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        Roundup: Fear and loathing on the Forum

        • 09/08/2016
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        The Forum has been busy this week with a variety of questions: straight, curly and occasionally just a little bit crazy. What do you do when your committee ignores an…

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          Strata law reforms delayed … again

          • 26/02/2016
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          Apartment owners fearing they will be forced by neighbours to sell their homes to developers, or dreading the tread of parking wardens in their car parks, have been given a…

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