Strata law and strata communities are built on a shared set of fundamental principles, obligations and powers. These articles describe those fundamentals.
Where a strata corporation fails to meet its statutory obligations—whether through inaction, deadlock, or unreasonable decision-making—the courts retain the authority to intervene through mechanisms such as section 173(2) orders and Tadeson Orders.
A Strata can register on the title to a Strata Lot a Certificate of Lien for debts from unpaid Strata Fees, Special Levies, Judgments Against the Strata, and the Cost of Work done to a Strata Lot because of an Order from a Public or Local Authority.
