Body Corporate and Community Management (Accommodation Module) Regulation 2020
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Body Corporate and Community Management (Accommodation Module) Regulation 2020
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This section has effect despite anything else in this chapter. The body corporate may, in the name of the body corporate, and if authorised by an ordinary resolution of the body corporate, enter into an agreement with the body corporate of another community titles scheme under which the owners or occupiers of lots included in the scheme and lots included in the other scheme may share the use and enjoyment of— facilities forming part of the common property of either scheme; or body corporate assets for either scheme. The body corporate may enter into an agreement under subsection (2) with the body corporate for another community titles scheme under which the owners or occupiers of lots included in the scheme may use a tennis court forming part of the common property for the other scheme. (sec.181-ssec.1) This section has effect despite anything else in this chapter. (sec.181-ssec.2) The body corporate may, in the name of the body corporate, and if authorised by an ordinary resolution of the body corporate, enter into an agreement with the body corporate of another community titles scheme under which the owners or occupiers of lots included in the scheme and lots included in the other scheme may share the use and enjoyment of— facilities forming part of the common property of either scheme; or body corporate assets for either scheme. The body corporate may enter into an agreement under subsection (2) with the body corporate for another community titles scheme under which the owners or occupiers of lots included in the scheme may use a tennis court forming part of the common property for the other scheme.