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Short-term letting by-law penalty paid to the owners corporation | Meaning of “Principal place of residence”

Strata, By-Laws

Posted 02 September 2025

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NCAT rules by-law to restrict communications between a committee and owners invalid

Strata, By-Laws

Posted 22 August 2025

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Informed Consent Insurance Provisions | ASIC Regulation regarding Insurance from 9 July 2025

Strata

Posted 14 August 2025

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Failure to Repair – Some Guidance on Strata Committee and Strata Managing Agent Liability

Strata, Building Defects, NCAT and Court Proceedings, Strata Committee Training

Posted 06 August 2025

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Embedded Networks – some positive developments

Strata

Posted 08 July 2025

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Is there a time limit as to when proceedings can be brought in the NCAT?

eBooks

Posted 09 June 2025

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What do I own and what is Common Property in a strata scheme registered before 1 July 1974?

Strata, Renovations

Posted 06 June 2025

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CCTV FAQ – For how long do the recordings need to be kept?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

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CCTV FAQ – How can recordings be accessed?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

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CCTV FAQ – What role do cameras play in enforcing by-laws, particularly around parking or short-term letting?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

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CCTV FAQ – What happens if you have a dispute involving someone claiming an invasion of their privacy because a camera is facing into their lot?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

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CCTV FAQ – What can you do if the owner does not install the camera with due authority?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

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Short-term letting by-law penalty paid to the owners corporation | Meaning of “Principal place of residence”

Strata, By-Laws

Posted 02 September 2025

The Consumer and Commercial Division of the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (the “Tribunal”) recently made orders for lot owners to pay a pe…

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NCAT rules by-law to restrict communications between a committee and owners invalid

Strata, By-Laws

Posted 22 August 2025

Often committee members are faced with a volume of emails and correspondence they would rather not address given they are performing a voluntary role …

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Informed Consent Insurance Provisions | ASIC Regulation regarding Insurance from 9 July 2025

Strata

Posted 14 August 2025

Strata managing agents have been kept busy in recent times keeping up to speed with a torrent of strata reforms, including much tighter regulation of …

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Failure to Repair – Some Guidance on Strata Committee and Strata Managing Agent Liability

Strata, Building Defects, NCAT and Court Proceedings, Strata Committee Training

Posted 06 August 2025

A recent decision of the Appeal Panel of the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (“NCAT”) provides some guidance relating to liability f…

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Embedded Networks – some positive developments

Strata

Posted 08 July 2025

Stakeholders in the strata and community title sectors dealing with issues relating to embedded networks may be interested in a number of recent and p…

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Is there a time limit as to when proceedings can be brought in the NCAT?

eBooks

Posted 09 June 2025

In NSW, a party (either the owners corporation or a lot owner) generally has 28 days from the date they become entitled to commence proceedings in the…

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What do I own and what is Common Property in a strata scheme registered before 1 July 1974?

Strata, Renovations

Posted 06 June 2025

CLICK HERE TO ENLARGE Related Articles: What do I own and what is Common Property? What Approvals Do I Need to Renovate My Unit Should I Subdivide or …

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CCTV FAQ – For how long do the recordings need to be kept?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

A recent Tribunal case, Benoit De Tarle v The Owners Corporation Strata Plan 576 [2022] NSWCATAP 77, suggests that: CCTV recordings are records of the…

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CCTV FAQ – How can recordings be accessed?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

Person seeking access to recordings and owners corporation faced with requests for access should consider the following scenarios: Any person may requ…

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CCTV FAQ – What role do cameras play in enforcing by-laws, particularly around parking or short-term letting?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

Cameras can play an important role in day-to-day monitoring of the compliance of by-laws. The recorded footage can be used as evidence to prove a brea…

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CCTV FAQ – What happens if you have a dispute involving someone claiming an invasion of their privacy because a camera is facing into their lot?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

Hopefully, such an areas will in most cases be pre-empted by proper owners corporation approval mechanisms. If such a scenario does arise, the owners …

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CCTV FAQ – What can you do if the owner does not install the camera with due authority?

eBooks

Posted 05 May 2025

If a lot owner installs a camera involving alteration of common property without approval of the owners corporation, this will constitute unauthorised…

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