Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011
112AGrant of special privileges in relation to common
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112A Grant of special privileges in relation to common (1) The owners corporation may, by special resolution, make a rule granting a special privilege for a period of 3 months or more (a special privilege rule) to— (a) a unit owner; or (b) someone else with an interest in a unit in the units plan. (2) A special privilege rule must— (a) only be made with the grantee’s written consent; and (b) must include a provision that states the maintenance requirement is the responsibility of 1 of the following: (i) the owners corporation; (ii) the grantee. (3) A special privilege rule that states that the maintenance requirement is the responsibility of the grantee— (a) must state the type and frequency of maintenance the grantee must undertake; and (b) relieves the owners corporation of its obligations under section 24 (Maintenance obligations) to the extent the rule places this obligation on the grantee. (4) A special privilege rule may be made to have effect for a specific period. (5) A grantee must not unreasonably withhold consent mentioned in
(6) A special privilege rule that is registered is taken to have been validly made after a period of 2 years from the day the rule was made, or purportedly made, despite any defect or irregularity in relation to making the rule. Note A modification of the rules of the owners corporation must be registered with the registrar-general under the Land Titles (Unit Titles) Act 1970, s 27A.