Sectional title unit
A separately owned section in a sectional-title scheme, usually linked to an undivided share in common property and scheme rules.
Definition
A sectional title unit review should check the title deed, sectional plan, participation quota, exclusive-use rights, levy statement, body corporate rules, common property issues, alterations, parking or storage arrangements, transfer documents, and any CSOS or body corporate dispute. The unit cannot be understood properly without the scheme documents.
Key takeaways
A separately owned section in a sectional-title scheme, usually linked to an undivided share in common property and scheme rules.
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Common situations
Sectional title transfer
Exclusive-use dispute
Common property dispute
Related resources
Resources and guides
Property Transfer Checklist
Preparation checklist for buyers and sellers moving through property transfer.
ConveyancingClient Document PackProperty Transactions and Occupation Document Checklist
Property Transactions and Occupation Document Checklist: prepare Offer to purchase, Lease, Title deed and identify missing records before legal advice.
ConveyancingClient Document PackSectional Title Dispute Evidence Pack
Sectional Title Dispute Evidence Pack: organise Conduct rules, Management rules, Levy statements and a dated evidence index before your consultation.
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What does Sectional title unit mean?
A separately owned section in a sectional-title scheme, usually linked to an undivided share in common property and scheme rules.
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