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BODY CORPORATE AND COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT ACT 1997 - SECT 185
Preliminary procedure for application by owner and occupier for resolution of dispute
185 Preliminary procedure for application by owner and occupier for resolution
of dispute
(1) This section applies if— (a) a dispute exists between— (i) the
owner or occupier of a lot included in a community titles scheme (the
"complainant" ) and the owner or occupier of another lot included in the
scheme (the
"accused person" ); or
(ii) the owner or occupier of a lot (also the
"complainant" ) included in a community titles scheme (
"scheme A" ) in a layered arrangement of community titles schemes and the
owner or occupier of a lot included in another scheme (
"scheme B" ) in the layered arrangement (also the
"accused person" ) and the dispute relates to by-laws that are binding on
both; and
(b) the dispute arises because the complainant reasonably believes
that— (i) the accused person has contravened a provision of the by-laws for
the scheme that are binding on both the complainant and the accused person;
and
(ii) the circumstances of the contravention make it likely the
contravention will continue or be repeated.
(2) For a complainant who is the
owner or occupier of a lot mentioned in subsection (1) (a) , other than an
owner of a lot in a specified two-lot scheme, the complainant may make an
application under chapter 6 for resolution of the dispute only if— (a) the
complainant has, in the approved form, asked the accused person’s body
corporate to give the accused person a contravention notice for the
contravention the subject of the dispute; and
(b) the accused person’s body
corporate does not advise the complainant, as required under section 182 (3) ,
182A (4) , 183 (3) or 183AA (4) , that the contravention notice has been given
to the accused person.
(3) For a complainant who is the owner or occupier of
a lot included in a specified two-lot scheme, the complainant may make an
application under chapter 6 for resolution of the dispute only if— (a) if
the complainant is an owner of a lot included in the scheme—the complainant
has given the accused person a contravention notice for the contravention the
subject of the dispute; or
(b) if the complainant is an occupier of a lot
included in the scheme— (i) the complainant has, in the approved form, asked
the owner of the lot they occupy to give the accused person a contravention
notice for the contravention the subject of the dispute; and
(ii) the lot
owner does not advise the complainant, as required under section 183C (4) or
183D (4) , that the contravention notice has been given to the accused person.
(4) This section is subject to section 186 .
(5) In this section—
"accused person’s body corporate" means the body corporate for the
community titles scheme that includes the accused person’s lot.
"owner or occupier" , of a lot, does not include an owner that— (a) is a
body corporate that is the owner of a lot included in a
community titles scheme in a layered arrangement of community titles schemes;
and
(b) has given an accused person— (i) a continuing contravention notice
under section 182A (2) for a contravention the subject of the dispute; or
(ii) a future contravention notice under section 183AA (2) for a contravention
the subject of the dispute.
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