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We have a common water boiler.
Hot water pipes enter our Lot then into a Jemena water meter. Upon exiting the water meter there is a Stopcock.
Clearly the pipe entering the wall is for my unit’s use alone.
The pipe was damaged after entering my Lot area and prior to the water meter (and therefore the Stopcock).
I have difficulty believing that the repairs and consequential water damage to floorboards etc is my responsibility as I have no method of controlling the water flow from the damaged pipe.
Can I claim this is a ‘Building Defect’?
Is there any precedent that the pipe prior to the stopcock could be ‘common infrastructure’ despite it being solely for my use?
Any clues??
Geoff
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