Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997
sec.93Effect of creation of layered arrangement
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sec.93 Effect of creation of layered arrangement
When schemes A and B become a layered arrangement— a liability for a charge, levy, rate or tax that had accrued on a lot included in scheme A or B, or on the body corporate for scheme A or B, before the layered arrangement was created is not affected; and anything done in relation to scheme A or B before the layered arrangement was created continues in effect to the extent there is no inconsistency with the community management statements recorded for schemes A, B and C, including, for example, the following— an application under the dispute resolution provisions; an order of an adjudicator or court about a lot or common property; liabilities and obligations attaching to the owners of lots included in schemes A or B. s 93 ins 2003 No. 6 s 33
- (a) a liability for a charge, levy, rate or tax that had accrued on a lot included in scheme A or B, or on the body corporate for scheme A or B, before the layered arrangement was created is not affected; and
- (b) anything done in relation to scheme A or B before the layered arrangement was created continues in effect to the extent there is no inconsistency with the community management statements recorded for schemes A, B and C, including, for example, the following— (i) an application under the dispute resolution provisions; (ii) an order of an adjudicator or court about a lot or common property; (iii) liabilities and obligations attaching to the owners of lots included in schemes A or B.
- (i) an application under the dispute resolution provisions;
- (ii) an order of an adjudicator or court about a lot or common property;
- (iii) liabilities and obligations attaching to the owners of lots included in schemes A or B.
- (i) an application under the dispute resolution provisions;
- (ii) an order of an adjudicator or court about a lot or common property;
- (iii) liabilities and obligations attaching to the owners of lots included in schemes A or B.