Strata law and strata communities are built on a shared set of fundamental principles, obligations and powers. These articles describe those fundamentals.
Strata Management Services are not defined in legislation and a Strata that wants to hire someone to provide those services must include the details of the service provided in a contract.
Strata corporations are not required to choose the best option or to replace a building component that can be repaired. Courts will not second-guess reasonable decisions of the councils as approved by the owners. Judicial intervention is limited to situations where the strata’s actions fall outside the bounds of reasonableness.
