(1) A scheme plan for
a strata titles scheme may contain an easement or restrictive covenant of a
class specified in the regulations (a short form easement or restrictive
covenant ) that benefits or burdens land in the parcel as follows —
(a) the
type of easement or restrictive covenant must be identified using the
description specified in the regulations;
(b) for
an easement, its location must be delineated in the manner specified in the
regulations;
(c) the
lots and common property benefited and burdened by the easement or restrictive
covenant must be identified in the manner specified in the regulations;
(d) any
other requirements specified in the regulations must be complied with.
(2) The nature of a
short form easement or restrictive covenant and the rights and liabilities
under the easement or restrictive covenant are as specified in the
regulations.
(3) The liabilities
specified in the regulations may include positive obligations.
(4) A short form
easement or restrictive covenant runs with the land and is binding on the
owners, from time to time, of lots in the strata titles scheme.
(5) A short form
easement or restrictive covenant comes into force when the scheme plan, or an
amendment of the scheme plan, for the strata titles scheme containing the
easement or the restrictive covenant is registered.
(6) A short form
easement or restrictive covenant is discharged by —
(a)
registration of an amendment of the scheme plan to give effect to the
discharge; or
(b)
termination of the strata titles scheme.
(7) A short form
easement or restrictive covenant has effect even if the lot benefited and the
lot burdened have the same owner.
(8) The
Property Law Act 1969 section 121 does not apply to a short form easement or
restrictive covenant.
(9) This section does
not derogate from any other method by which an easement or restrictive
covenant may be created over a parcel.
[Section 33 inserted: No. 30 of 2018 s. 83.]
[Former section 33 renumbered as section 103 and relocated to Part 8 Division
1 Subdivision 4: No. 30 of 2018 s. 84.]