sec.81GDispute about economic reasons resolution

sec.81G Dispute about economic reasons resolution

This section applies if a body corporate for a community titles scheme considered a motion to pass an economic reasons resolution and— if the resolution was passed—an owner of a lot (an aggrieved party ) included in the scheme considers the resolution should not have been passed; or if the resolution was not passed—the body corporate or an owner of a lot (each also an aggrieved party ) included in the scheme considers the resolution should have been passed. An aggrieved party may, within the objection period, apply under chapter 6 for an order of a specialist adjudicator to resolve the dispute. If an application is made for specialist adjudication under this section, the body corporate that passed the resolution must not, before the dispute is resolved, consider a motion to pass a termination resolution. In this section— objection period means— for a person mentioned in subsection (1) (a) —the period of 90 days starting on the day the aggrieved party is given a notice under section 81F ; or for a person mentioned in subsection (1) (b) —the period of 90 days starting on the day the motion for the economic reasons resolution was considered by the body corporate. s 81G ins 2023 No. 29 s 7 (sec.81G-ssec.1) This section applies if a body corporate for a community titles scheme considered a motion to pass an economic reasons resolution and— if the resolution was passed—an owner of a lot (an aggrieved party ) included in the scheme considers the resolution should not have been passed; or if the resolution was not passed—the body corporate or an owner of a lot (each also an aggrieved party ) included in the scheme considers the resolution should have been passed. (sec.81G-ssec.2) An aggrieved party may, within the objection period, apply under chapter 6 for an order of a specialist adjudicator to resolve the dispute. (sec.81G-ssec.3) If an application is made for specialist adjudication under this section, the body corporate that passed the resolution must not, before the dispute is resolved, consider a motion to pass a termination resolution. (sec.81G-ssec.4) In this section— objection period means— for a person mentioned in subsection (1) (a) —the period of 90 days starting on the day the aggrieved party is given a notice under section 81F ; or for a person mentioned in subsection (1) (b) —the period of 90 days starting on the day the motion for the economic reasons resolution was considered by the body corporate.

• (a) if the resolution was passed—an owner of a lot (an aggrieved party ) included in the scheme considers the resolution should not have been passed; or
• (b) if the resolution was not passed—the body corporate or an owner of a lot (each also an aggrieved party ) included in the scheme considers the resolution should have been passed.
• (a) for a person mentioned in subsection (1) (a) —the period of 90 days starting on the day the aggrieved party is given a notice under section 81F ; or