Conduct rules
Rules in a sectional-title or community scheme that regulate owner, occupier, and tenant conduct in the scheme.
Definition
Conduct rules should be checked against the registered or approved scheme rules, body corporate or HOA records, notices, meeting resolutions, CSOS correspondence, photos, complaints, penalties, and whether the rule was properly adopted and applied. The issue is often whether the rule exists, is enforceable, was applied consistently, and fits the facts.
Key takeaways
Rules in a sectional-title or community scheme that regulate owner, occupier, and tenant conduct in the scheme.
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Common situations
Conduct rules dispute
Body corporate complaint
CSOS application
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Property Dispute Checklist for preparing documents, facts, dates, and questions connected to property law.
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Rules in a sectional-title or community scheme that regulate owner, occupier, and tenant conduct in the scheme.
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