Management rules
Rules that regulate the administration and governance of a sectional-title scheme, including meetings, trustees, finances, levies, and body corporate management.
Definition
Management rules should be reviewed through the scheme's registered or prescribed rules, body corporate records, trustee appointments, meeting notices and minutes, budgets, levy resolutions, conduct rules, CSOS correspondence, and any amendment history. Many disputes turn on whether the correct rule applies and whether the body corporate followed the required process.
Key takeaways
Rules that regulate the administration and governance of a sectional-title scheme, including meetings, trustees, finances, levies, and body corporate management.
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Common situations
Management rules dispute
Trustee dispute
Levy resolution dispute
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Rules that regulate the administration and governance of a sectional-title scheme, including meetings, trustees, finances, levies, and body corporate management.
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