Unit Titles Act 1975
26ZRestrictive covenants
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26Z Restrictive covenants For the purposes of imposing a restrictive covenant on the use of a lot in accordance with the disclosure statement, the common property shall be deemed to be the dominant tenement for the benefit of which the covenant is imposed (notwithstanding that no part of the common property may be contiguous to the lot), and the burden of the covenant shall run with the land comprised in the lot. 26ZA Disclosure statement deemed part of contract of sale of lot (1) Each contract entered into by a developer for the sale of a lot, proposed lot or other interest in an estate development, other than an interest referred to in section 26U(1)(a), shall, in addition to any other condition to which it is expressed to be subject, be deemed to be subject to the condition that the developer will construct and complete the estate development in accordance with the disclosure statement, and each successor in title to a unit or interest so sold shall be deemed to be the original purchaser from or contractor with the developer and may enforce the contract accordingly. (2) A person is incapable of contracting out of the effect of 26ZB Rights of developer in respect of access and development A developer shall have against the estate management corporation of, and the proprietor of each lot in the completed stage or stages of, an estate development such rights in relation to the construction and access zones specified in the disclosure statement in respect of each stage of the proposed estate development as is provided in the disclosure statement. 26ZC Application of Part V The Regulations may vary the application of Part V (other than