165Dissolution of owners corporation—Supreme Court

165 Dissolution of owners corporation—Supreme Court powers (1) On an application by an owners corporation authorised by an ordinary resolution, or a person with an interest in a unit, the Supreme Court may, if it considers that it is just and equitable to do so— (a) by order (a cancellation dissolution order), vary the operation of section 164 (1) (Dissolution of owners corporation) on the corporation and its members; and (b) make any orders that are necessary or convenient for giving effect to the cancellation dissolution order. (2) The application may only be made before the units plan is cancelled (on registration of the cancellation authority). (3) The following have a right to appear on the application: (e) the director-general, on behalf of the Territory. (4) The applicant must serve a copy of the application on everyone else (5) A person who has a right to appear may be represented by a lawyer (6) The registrar of the Supreme Court must give a copy of the application to the director-general. Changing 2-unit units plans to subdivisions Part 11A Part 11A Changing 2-unit units plans to subdivisions 165A Application—pt 11A This part applies to a units plan with only 2 units. 165B Subdivision of units plan—application (1) An owners corporation to which this part applies may, on behalf of the members of the corporation, apply for development approval under the Planning Act 2023 to subdivide the parcel of land covered by the leases of the units and common property into 2 parcels in accordance with a subdivision plan. (2) The Planning Act 2023, chapter 12 applies to the owners corporation as if the corporation were the lessee of the parcel of land. Note A development approval for the subdivision of a units plan must include a condition that the units plan is cancelled (see Planning Act 2023, s 187 (1) (c)).