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BODY CORPORATE AND COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT ACT 1997 - SECT 51
Limited adjustment of lot entitlement schedule—after formal acquisition of part of scheme land
51 Limited adjustment of lot entitlement schedule—after formal acquisition
of part of scheme land
(1) This section applies if a constructing authority— (a) by written notice,
advises the body corporate for a community titles scheme, other than a
specified two-lot scheme, that 4 months after the notice is given the
authority proposes to lodge— (i) a new plan of subdivision for the scheme as
required under the Acquisition of Land Act 1967 , section 12A ; and
(ii) a
request to record a new community management statement for the scheme as
required under section 56 (1) and the Land Title Act , section 115J ; and
(b)
with the notice mentioned in paragraph (a) , gives to the body corporate—
(i) a copy of the proposed new plan of subdivision; and
(ii) independent
professional advice (the
"lot entitlement adjustment advice" ) from an appropriate person about any
changes, subject to subsection (3) , required to the lot entitlement schedules
for the scheme to take account of the boundary change shown in the proposed
new plan of subdivision; and Examples of an appropriate person— • lawyer
• registered valuer
(iii) a copy of the proposed new
community management statement prepared by the constructing authority to
reflect the formal acquisition for which the proposed new plan of subdivision
is to be lodged.
Note— For the adjustment of the lot entitlement schedules
for a specified two-lot scheme in similar circumstances, see section 51A .
(2) Within 3 months after receiving the notice under subsection (1) and before
consenting to the new community management statement, the body corporate must
call and hold a general meeting of its members to decide any changes to the
proposed new community management statement to take account of the boundary
change.
(3) Any required changes set out in the
lot entitlement adjustment advice must— (a) be consistent with the deciding
principle for the lot entitlements, and be just and equitable to the extent
the deciding principle allows; or
(b) if there is no apparent deciding
principle for the lot entitlements— (i) for contribution schedule lot
entitlements—be just and equitable; or
(ii) for interest schedule lot
entitlements—be consistent with the market value principle.
(4) The notice
of the meeting must state or be accompanied by a copy of the
lot entitlement adjustment advice.
(5) Within 4 months after receiving the
notice under subsection (1) , the body corporate must— (a) do both of the
following— (i) endorse the body corporate’s consent on the new
community management statement;
(ii) give the constructing authority the
endorsed new community management statement; or
(b) give the constructing
authority a written notice stating— (i) that the body corporate will consent
to the new community management statement if changes are made to the
statement; and
(ii) the changes that the body corporate wants made to the
statement; or
(c) give the constructing authority written notice that the
body corporate does not consent to the new community management statement.
(6) If the body corporate gives the constructing authority an endorsed new
community management statement under subsection (5) (a) , the constructing
authority may lodge a request to record the endorsed new statement.
(7) If
subsection (6) does not apply and 4 months have passed since the constructing
authority gave the body corporate the notice under subsection (1) , the
constructing authority may lodge a request to record a new
community management statement that— (a) if the body corporate has given the
constructing authority a written notice under subsection (5) (b) —includes
the changes requested by the body corporate, and is different to the proposed
new community management statement mentioned in subsection (1) (b) (iii) only
to the extent it includes those changes and changes of no substance (if any);
or
(b) if paragraph (a) does not apply—is the same as the proposed new
community management statement mentioned in subsection (1) (b) (iii) , or is
different only to the extent that it includes changes of no substance.
(8)
Before lodging a request to record a new community management statement under
subsection (7) , the constructing authority must sign and date the new
statement.
(9) The registrar may record a new community management statement
mentioned in subsection (7) despite section 54 (2) and the Land Title Act ,
section 115K (1) (d) .
(10) The constructing authority is responsible for the
costs of— (a) obtaining advice for the purposes of this section, including
lot entitlement adjustment advice; and
(b) preparing and recording the new
community management statement under this section.
(11) For applying the
Acquisition of Land Act 1967 , section 20 , the economic losses and costs
incurred by a body corporate or lot owner as a direct and natural consequence
of the formal acquisition may include the economic losses and costs incurred
for any of the following— (a) obtaining independent professional advice from
an appropriate person about any changes, subject to subsection (3) , required
to the lot entitlement schedules for the scheme to reflect the formal
acquisition; Examples of an appropriate person— • lawyer
• registered
valuer
(b) holding or attending the meeting in response to the notice given
by the constructing authority under subsection (1) for the proposed new plan
of subdivision required to reflect the formal acquisition;
(c) obtaining
under section 47B or 48 an order of a specialist adjudicator or QCAT to change
the contribution schedule lot entitlements, or interest schedule lot
entitlements, for the lots included in the scheme following the recording of
the new community management statement under this section to reflect the
formal acquisition.
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