Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997
sec.274Notice of order to be given
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sec.274 Notice of order to be given
The adjudicator for an application must give a copy of an order made under this chapter to— the applicant; and the respondent to the application; and the body corporate for the community titles scheme; and a person who, on an invitation under section 243 or 271 (1) (c) , made a submission about the application. The copy of the order must be— certified by the adjudicator as a true copy of the order; and accompanied by— a statement of the adjudicator’s reasons for the decision; and an outline in the approved form of the appeal rights available under part 11 . If the order is a declaratory or other order affecting the owners or occupiers of the lots included in the scheme generally, or a particular class of the owners or occupiers, the adjudicator need not give a copy of the order to each owner or occupier individually, but may instead give notice in a way that ensures, as far as reasonably practicable, it comes to the attention of all owners or occupiers or all members of the class. s 274 amd 2003 No. 6 s 98 (1) – (2) reloc 2003 No. 6 s 98 (3) amd 2007 No. 11 s 48 (sec.274-ssec.1) The adjudicator for an application must give a copy of an order made under this chapter to— the applicant; and the respondent to the application; and the body corporate for the community titles scheme; and a person who, on an invitation under section 243 or 271 (1) (c) , made a submission about the application. (sec.274-ssec.2) The copy of the order must be— certified by the adjudicator as a true copy of the order; and accompanied by— a statement of the adjudicator’s reasons for the decision; and an outline in the approved form of the appeal rights available under part 11 . (sec.274-ssec.3) If the order is a declaratory or other order affecting the owners or occupiers of the lots included in the scheme generally, or a particular class of the owners or occupiers, the adjudicator need not give a copy of the order to each owner or occupier individually, but may instead give notice in a way that ensures, as far as reasonably practicable, it comes to the attention of all owners or occupiers or all members of the class.
- (a) the applicant; and
- (b) the respondent to the application; and
- (c) the body corporate for the community titles scheme; and
- (d) a person who, on an invitation under section 243 or 271 (1) (c) , made a submission about the application.
- (a) certified by the adjudicator as a true copy of the order; and
- (b) accompanied by— (i) a statement of the adjudicator’s reasons for the decision; and (ii) an outline in the approved form of the appeal rights available under part 11 .
- (i) a statement of the adjudicator’s reasons for the decision; and
- (ii) an outline in the approved form of the appeal rights available under part 11 .