Decisions table

FINANCIAL YEAR – whether the financial year end date for the body corporate should be changed. Act, s 283

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DECLARATORY ORDER – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – where annual general meeting is to be held more than three months after end of the financial year – whether to declare that annual general meeting will be not be invalid for being held late Accommodation Module, s 73

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ADMINISTRATOR – whether to appoint an administrator to act for the body corporate. Act, ss 276, 278 and 301\_.\_

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POWER OF ADJUDICATOR TO MAKE ORDERS- Section 276 Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 WHEN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MUST BE CALLED –section 83 \_Body Corporate and Community Management (\_Standard Module) Regulation 2020

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FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – whether an administrator should be appointed to call and hold the first annual general meeting for the scheme. Act, s 301; Standard Module, s 94

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INTERIM ORDER – whether an interim order is necessary because of the nature or urgency of the circumstances to which the application relates. Act, s 279

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PET DOG – COMMITTEE DECISION – REASONABLENESS – where by-law requires committee approval to keep a pet – where committee refused lot owner’s request to keep a dog – where committee cites other owners’ opposition to keeping pets – whether committee decision was unreasonable – whether to deem applicants have approval to keep a dog. Act, s 100(5)

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INTERIM ORDER – where committee passed motions to demolish parts of common property – where owner says the works are unnecessary and otherwise require a general meeting resolution – where works are scheduled for the day after the application – whether to make interim order to halt the works. Act, s 279

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INTERIM ORDER – whether an interim order is necessary because of the nature or urgency of the circumstances to which the application relates. Act, s 279

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INTERIM ORDER – whether interim orders are warranted. Act, s 279

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INTERIM ORDER – whether interim orders are warranted. Act, s 279

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – whether a body corporate annual general meeting will be invalid just because it will be held outside the prescribed legislative time frame. Standard Module, s 83.

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IMPROVEMENTS TO LOT - where owner of lot undertook works and converted a lot previously used for commercial purposes into a residential lot – whether two motions from a general meeting should be invalidated - where occupiers of other lots were previously permitted to access the lot Act, ss 94(2), 100(5), 269(3), 276(1), 279(1); Accommodation Module 2008, ss 85, 86, 105(4).

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EGM MOTION –whether motion was unenforceable and/ or unlawful, and therefore should have been ruled out of order by the person chairing the meeting pursuant to section 79(1)(a)(ii) of the Accommodation Module BODY CORPORATE RESOLUTION – obligation of body corporate committee to put AGM resolutions into effect - section 101(2) of the Act

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APPLICATION FOR AN INTERIM ORDER – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – ELECTION OF COMMITTEE – whether committee members elected at the annual general meeting should be prevented from undertaking their roles in the interim – allegation the caretaking service contractor interfered with the voting process – whether there are serious questions of law and the balance of convenience favours the case advanced by the applicant – whether the nature or urgency of the circumstances require an order to be made. Act, ‘Schedule 2 Code of conduct for body corporate managers and caretaking service contractors’; Accommodation Module, 142(4).

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BODY CORPORATE RECORDS – whether the body corporate must give an owner copies of 108 body corporate records. Act, s 205; Accommodation Module, s 222(1)(b); Acts Interpretation Act 1954, ss 32E, 39.

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INTERIM ORDERS – BY-LAWS – where body corporate passed motion to record new by-law concerning security access – where lot owner alleges the by-law is unreasonable – whether to grant interim order to stop implementation of motion. Act, s 279(1)

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – whether a declaration should be made that if the body corporate holds its AGM outside the prescribed legislative time frame, the meeting will not necessarily be invalid. Act, ss 2, 4, 276(1); Standard Module, s 83.

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DISPUTE – whether a dispute existed about a body corporate decision when the application was made; whether that dispute still exists. Act, ss 270, 276\_.\_

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EGM PROCEDURES & RESOLUTIONS – whether an EGM was invalid because there was no committee resolution to call it or set the agenda; whether a motion to engage a law firm should have presented owners with a choice between at least 2 quotations; whether a motion authorising a committee member to instruct the law firm without consultation with other owners invalidly sought to delegate the body corporate’s powers; whether the body corporate should be prevented from paying the law firm until it has been properly engaged by resolution of the body corporate. Act, s 97; Standard Module, ss 55, 68(1), 82(1), 93, 116, 173.

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MAINTENANCE – where the body corporate failed to pass general meeting motions to repaint the scheme – whether the body corporate failed to act reasonably. Act, s 94; Accommodation Module 2020, ss 170, 201

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – whether a body corporate annual general meeting will be invalid just because it will be held outside the prescribed legislative time frame. Commercial Module, s 40

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POWER OF ADJUDICATOR TO MAKE ORDERS- Section 276 Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 WHEN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MUST BE CALLED –section 73 Body Corporate and Community Management (Accommodation Module) Regulation 2020

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Whether secret ballot vote submitted during AGM was submitted after the votes were counted and should be invalidated. Act, ss 101(2), 108, 242; 2008 Accommodation Module, ss 87, 88, 89, 112

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VALIDITY OF REQUESTED EGM – whether an EGM requested by owners was valid where a committee member other than the secretary called the meeting at the request of only 1 of the owners who signed the original request for an EGM, owners were given less than 21 days’ notice of the EGM, no physical meeting was held, all votes were cast by secret ballot paper, and lot owners’ details were printed on the secret ballot paper in some instances. Standard Module, ss 84, 85, 91, 92, 104, 108; Acts Interpretation Act 1954, ss 38(1)(a), 39A(1)(b).

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BODY CORPORATE RECORDS – whether the body corporate must provide an owner with a copy of a body corporate bank statement upon request. Act, s 205; Standard Module, s 233(1)(b).

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APPLICATION FOR AN INTERIM ORDER – whether a body corporate should be required to permit a pet dog (Charlie) to travel in lifts with it’s owners – whether there are serious questions of law and the balance of convenience falls in favour of the applicants –request that the dog be permitted to travel in the scheme lifts pending a decision on the application for final orders. Act, ss 100(5), 169, 269(3), 276(1), 279(1).

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BY-LAWS – whether the body corporate has acted to enforce a by-law; whether the body corporate has enforced the by-law in the way provided under the Act; whether the body corporate has acted reasonably. Act, ss 94, 95, 100, 166, 182.

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BODY CORPORATE – whether the body corporate acted reasonably; whether the body corporate decision about the applicant’s proposal to make an improvement to common property is an unreasonable decision. Act, ss 94, 100; Standard Module, ss 187, 193.

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VOUTE OUTSIDE COMMITTEE MEETING – whether the circumstances call for the meeting to be voided – effects of non-compliance with notice requirements of meeting – ratifying earlier decisions made by committee composed of different members. GENERAL MEETING – whether an extraordinary general meeting of the body corporate should be voided – whether the meeting was lawfully called – whether prejudice is proved that requires intervention – whether only ‘minor’ non-compliance can be excused. Accommodation Module 2008, ss 45, 54, 55, 63.

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Permission to hold AGM outside of legislative time frame\_.\_ Accommodation Module, s 73

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FINANCIAL YEAR – whether an order should be made to change the body corporate’s financial year. Act, s 283.

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – where scheme has never held an annual general meeting – where lot owner requests order to deem proposed AGM as first AGM – where other owners consent ADMINISTRATOR – where body corporate does not have a committee – whether to appoint administrator to call and hold AGM. Act, ss 278, 301

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DISPUTE – whether a body corporate decision was made on a motion proposed for consideration by the body corporate in general meeting; whether a dispute exists about a motion proposed for consideration by the body corporate in general meeting. Act, ss 270, 276(1)

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APPLICATION FOR AN INTERIM ORDER – PET APPLICATION – whether a body corporate should be required to permit a pet dog (Diesel) to live in the scheme pending a final order – whether there are serious questions of law and the balance of convenience falls in favour of the applicants – whether the nature or urgency of the circumstances require an order to be made. Act, ss 94(1)&(2), 100(5).

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APPLICATION FOR INTERIM ORDERS – whether the body corporate should be prevented from works on common property that will obstruct the entrance and exit to a shopping centre carpark pending final orders; whether the decision to commence the work was a restricted issue for the committee; whether the committee acted unreasonably by failing to consider the impacts upon the applicant or alternative means of performing the works; whether the body corporate complied with the spending controls in the legislation. Act, ss 15, 35(1), 94(1)(a), 100(5), 279(1); Accommodation Module, ss 44(1)(b), 125(c)(i), 162, 164, 170(1).

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GENERAL MEETING PROCEDURES – whether the body corporate should be authorised to hold its annual general meeting outside the legislative time limit. Accommodation Module, s 73

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INTERIM ORDER – where lot owner’s motion to keep a dog was defeated – whether to grant interim order to allow dog to be kept on the scheme pending final determination Act, s 279

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BODY CORPORATE – whether the body corporate acted reasonably; whether a body corporate decision is an unreasonable decision. Act, ss 94, 170, 171; Standard Module, ss 184, 187

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COMMITTEE SPENDING – where purported spending by the committee exceeded the relevant limit for major spending- circumstances where spending beyond relevant limit for committee spending can be subsequently ratified by a general meeting.

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DECLARATORY ORDER – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – where annual general meeting to be held more than three months after end of financial year – whether to declare that annual general meeting will be not be invalid for being held late Standard Module, s 83

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BY-LAWS – whether opposition to a motion proposing a new by-law was unreasonable - Whether a motion proposing a by-law banning dogs and cats should be deemed carried. Act, ss 94, 169, 180, 276,

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MAINTENANCE – where the body corprate has organised substantial rectification works at the scheme which require the building to be vacated – whether the respondents should be required to vacate their lot and scheme land – whether urgent circumstances exist. Act, ss 163, 243A, Standard Module, s 180

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POWER OF ADJUDICATOR TO MAKE ORDERS- Section 276 Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 WHEN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MUST BE CALLED –section 73 \_Body Corporate and Community Management (\_Accommodation Module) Regulation 2020

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POWER OF ADJUDICATOR TO MAKE ORDERS- Section 276 Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 WHEN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MUST BE CALLED –section 83 \_Body Corporate and Community Management (\_Standard Module) Regulation 2020

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GENERAL MEETING – where a general meeting was purportedly called at the request of owners – whether the meeting was valid – where the committee purportedly resolve to call different general meeting – whether the body corporate should be required to call that meeting. Accommodation Module, ss 74, 75, 81, 83

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COMMON PROPERTY – whether an owner has made an improvement to common property; whether the Body Corporate has authorised the improvement; whether common property has been disposed of; whether the Body Corporate has authorised the disposition of common property; whether an owner or occupier has damaged trees and plants on common property BY-LAWS – whether the respondents have breached by-laws COSTS – whether the applicants should be refunded application fees for conciliation and adjudication. Act, ss 59, 62, 94(1)(b), 170-177, 182, 183, 185(2), 269, 271, 280, Schedule 1A 2(2), 6; Standard Module, s 180, 187.

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PROPERTY DAMAGE – whether the body corporate is responsible for damage to the ceiling of a lot because it failed to maintain the common property roof in good condition. Act, ss 280, 281; Accommodation Module, ss 170(1), 201(3); Land Title Act 1994, s 48C.

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – whether a declaration should be made that if the body corporate holds its AGM outside the prescribed legislative time frame, the meeting will not necessarily be invalid. Act, ss 2, 4, 276(1); Accommodation Module, s 73.

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GENERAL MEETING – WHETHER A MOTION SHOULD BE VOIDED –PROSECUTION UNDER SECTION 29 OF THE ACT – whether a resolution resulting from a motion should be voided – motion authorised the prosecution of a lot owner under section 29 of the Act for failing to properly advise the body corporate of its intention to apply for a development approval that changed the nature of the scheme – whether an order should be made to require the body corporate to seek adjournment of its proceeding, pending the outcome of this dispute – whether there are serious questions of law and the balance of convenience favours the case advanced by the applicant – whether the nature or urgency of the circumstances require an order to be made. Act, ss 29, 205.

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