Strata scheme CTS 17416

CTS 17416 · Registration date not recorded · Lot count not recorded · Queensland checked 30 June 2026

Public record: 6 tribunal matters. A reasonable pre-screen, but not the full picture, the financials and minutes that decide the purchase are in the report, not the registers. Read it, and obtain a strata records search, before you bid.

6 tribunal or court matters, the most serious about by-laws
$6,300 indicative cost exposure per lot, moderate band

The public record is a pre-screen, not the strata report. Read on for the detail, then obtain a strata records search before you bid.

Public record checked

Litigation, building-work orders, and governance for this scheme, the page you are on.
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Questions to ask
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Risk read

What the public record shows for this scheme, read for a buyer. This is not the strata report, and a quiet record is not a guarantee: obtain a strata records search before you bid.

6 litigation matters on record

Tribunal and court decisions naming this scheme as a party. A litigious building is more likely to be carrying unresolved disputes, defects, or levy fights.

Cost exposure

Moderate exposure

An indicative, itemised estimate of what one lot here could face, built only from this scheme's public-record signals. Indicative ranges, not this building's actual figures, and not financial advice.

Good case $700 per lot

Expected $6,300 per lot

Worst case $24,900 per lot

Your lot's share versus an average lot 1.0×

Special levies are apportioned by unit entitlement. Set this from your contract; 1.0× is an average lot.

Exposure drivers, indicative per-lot ranges
Driver	Good	Expected	Worst
Tribunal and legal costs 6 tribunal or court matters on the public record. Indicative per-lot share of tribunal and legal costs in a strata dispute (NCAT). Scaled for: 6 matters.	$700	$6,300	$24,900
Total per lot	$700	$6,300	$24,900

Estimate only. Figures are indicative ranges from public remediation programs and reporting, apportioned to one lot; they are not this building's costed works and not financial advice. Obtain the capital works fund balance, any special levy resolved or proposed, and a strata records search before you transact.

Questions to ask before you bid

1
What by-laws apply to pets, parking, short-stay letting, and renovations, and have any been disputed?

Because we found a by-law matter on record.
2
What is the capital works (sinking) fund balance, its adequacy ratio, and the 10-year plan?
3
Are any special levies raised, proposed, or scoped-but-not-yet-levied?
4
Can I see the last two years of AGM minutes, including any motions that were defeated?

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Building record

Strata plan CTS 17416 is on the register.

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Litigation

Seabreeze On Reid [2023] QBCCMCmr 131
By-laws QBCCMCmr 24 March 2023

BY-LAWS – where by-law requires written approval to keep a dog – where occupier has a dog which has not been approved – whether to make order requiring the respondent to remove the dog COSTS – where preceding conciliation application was ended because the respondent did not make a reasonable attempt to participate – where body corporate seeks order that the respondent pay its costs of that application – whether to make costs order Act, ss 59, 280
Seabreeze On Reid [2022] QBCCMCmr 246
Other QBCCMCmr 29 June 2022

REASONABLENESS – whether refusal of approval to keep an animal was unreasonable. Act, s 100(5)
Seabreeze On Reid [2022] QBCCMCmr 209
By-laws QBCCMCmr 6 June 2022

Validity of CMS; validity of specific by-laws; application that is frivolous, vexatious, misconceived and without substance. Act, ss 62, 64, 94(2), 169, 171, 172, 180, 270; Standard Module, ss 52, 58
Seabreeze On Reid [2021] QBCCMCmr 525
Other QBCCMCmr 19 November 2021
Seabreeze On Reid [2021] QBCCMCmr 136
Repairs and common property QBCCMCmr 22 March 2021

MAINTENANCE – in building format plan – whether body corporate has failed to meet their obligations, whether body corporate is responsible for the cost of repairs to a lot – where applicant argues that damage is attributable to a failure by the body corporate to maintain exterior of the building Act ss 152, 227, 228, 276, 281; Standard Module, s 159. Seiwa Pty Ltd v The Owners Strata Plan 35042 [[2006] NSWSC 1157)](/cgi-bin/viewdoc/au/cases/nsw/NSWSC/2006/1157.html "View Case") Ridis v The Owners Strata Plan 10308 [[2005] NSWCA 246](/cgi-bin/viewdoc/au/cases/nsw/NSWCA/2005/246.html "View Case") MAGOG Pty Ltd v Body Corporate for the Moroccan [[2010] QDC 70](/cgi-bin/viewdoc/au/cases/qld/QDC/2010/70.html "View Case")
Seabreeze on Reid [2021] QBCCMCmr 67
Management and meetings QBCCMCmr 12 February 2021

GENERAL MEETING – whether a voter properly cast a vote; whether two or more motions proposed alternative ways of dealing with the same issue; whether part of a motion is void; whether the body corporate had power to make a decision; whether a motion was properly included on the agenda; whether a resolution passed on a motion could be enforced; whether the body corporate acted reasonably. COMMITTEE – whether committee put body corporate decision into effect; whether committee had power to make body corporate decision. Act, ss 94, 95, 100, 101; Standard Module, ss 42, 71, 72, 76, 86

Decisions naming this scheme as a party, from QBCCMCmr via AustLII. The line beneath each matter is the decision's own catchwords, quoted; the topic tag is our grouping of those words and reads "Other" when they do not clearly fit, so you can always check it against the source. Every matter links to the full decision. Whether a matter helped or hurt the scheme is not assessed here.

Evidence ledger

Litigation-only record: this scheme is on file because a tribunal matter named its plan number, with no registry address, parcel, or map.

Evidence ledger: what was checked, what it found, how strong the match, and when it was last checked.
Checked	Found	Match	Last checked
Registry and parcel	Land registry	Stub only	Not harvested here yet
Governance: AGM, managing agent, annual reporting	Not yet checked	Not matched	Not harvested here yet
Litigation: NCAT and courts	6 matters	Direct	Not harvested here yet
Levies and financials	Not yet checked	Not matched	Not in the public record
Defects and building-work orders	Outside current coverage	Not matched	Not harvested here yet
Fund balances, current levies, minutes, defects not yet litigated	Not on the public record, and no registry entry for this scheme	Not matched	Never in the public record

What was checked, what it found, how strong the match, and when each source last ran. A source that has not run here yet reads as not checked, never as checked and clear. The unknowns the public registers structurally cannot show stay named, so silence above is never read as a clean bill.

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