Body Corporate and Community Management (Specified Two-lot Schemes Module) Regulation 2011
sec.61AAddress for service
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sec.61A Address for service
The address for service for an owner of a lot, or a relevant person, must include— an Australian postal address; or if the owner, or relevant person, does not give an address mentioned in paragraph (a) —the residential or business address, whether inside or outside Australia, as last notified to the body corporate for the owner or relevant person. Also, the owner of a lot, or a relevant person, may nominate an email address to be part of the address for service mentioned in subsection (1) . If there are 2 or more co-owners for 1 lot, there must be only 1 address for service for the owners. If the address for service includes an email address under subsection (2) , the owner of a lot is taken to have consented to being given or served with, by email, any document or information that may be given to, or served on, the owner under the Act . s 61A ins 2020 SL No. 232 s 8 (sec.61A-ssec.1) The address for service for an owner of a lot, or a relevant person, must include— an Australian postal address; or if the owner, or relevant person, does not give an address mentioned in paragraph (a) —the residential or business address, whether inside or outside Australia, as last notified to the body corporate for the owner or relevant person. (sec.61A-ssec.2) Also, the owner of a lot, or a relevant person, may nominate an email address to be part of the address for service mentioned in subsection (1) . (sec.61A-ssec.3) If there are 2 or more co-owners for 1 lot, there must be only 1 address for service for the owners. (sec.61A-ssec.4) If the address for service includes an email address under subsection (2) , the owner of a lot is taken to have consented to being given or served with, by email, any document or information that may be given to, or served on, the owner under the Act .
- (a) an Australian postal address; or
- (b) if the owner, or relevant person, does not give an address mentioned in paragraph (a) —the residential or business address, whether inside or outside Australia, as last notified to the body corporate for the owner or relevant person.