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This is a note on my strata plan. Can some kind lawyer-type please interpret for me into plain English? Firstly what is “stratum”. And then what do these twisted sentences actually mean? And what if I do have concrete floors?
The stratum of the courtyard and terraces extend between 1.5m below the upper surface of the ground floor of their respective adjoining units (except where they have concrete floors) and to the horizontal projection of the underside of the ceiling of the ground floor of their respective adjoining units with the exception of an area within a radius of 1.5m from Point “A” which is limited in height from 1.5m below the upper surface of the ground floor of Lot 1 to the horizontal projection of the underside of the ceiling of Lot 5.
Point “A” is a flagpole on the front lawn of my neighbour’s ground floor apartment and I’m curious about that one. But I’m most interested in the stuff about terraces, in particular what happens underground. I have a ground floor unit with a terrace. The carpark for all lots is below my unit and terrace. I also have concrete floors.
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