Exclusive use area
A part of a sectional-title scheme reserved for the exclusive use of a particular owner or section, such as a parking bay, garden, balcony, or storage area.
Definition
Exclusive use area questions should be checked against the sectional plan, title deed, registered real right or rule-created right, body corporate records, conduct and management rules, levy allocations, maintenance history, alterations, use restrictions, and any CSOS dispute. The key issue is whether the exclusive-use right exists, how it was created, and what obligations attach to it.
Key takeaways
A part of a sectional-title scheme reserved for the exclusive use of a particular owner or section, such as a parking bay, garden, balcony, or storage area.
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Common situations
Exclusive use area dispute
Sectional title transfer
Body corporate dispute
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What does Exclusive use area mean?
A part of a sectional-title scheme reserved for the exclusive use of a particular owner or section, such as a parking bay, garden, balcony, or storage area.
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