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In a strata-titled property in New South Wales (NSW), the responsibilities for repairs and maintenance are typically outlined in the strata by-laws and the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015. Here’s how it generally breaks down:
Responsibility for Repairs:
Common Property: Strata is usually responsible for maintaining and repairing common property, which includes things like building structure and common areas.
Individual Units: Owners are generally responsible for repairs and maintenance within their own units, including things like fixtures and fittings.
Removing and Replacing the Shower Screen:
If the strata needs to remove the shower screen to carry out repairs to the common property or to fix a leak affecting the unit below, they would typically be responsible for restoring it once the repair work is complete.
This is because the removal of the shower screen was necessary for the strata to carry out its responsibilities and maintain the property.
Restoration Responsibility:
After the repair work is done, strata would generally need to restore the area to its previous condition, which includes reinstalling the shower screen. This ensures that the unit owner’s property is returned to its original state before the repair work started.
However, it’s important to check the specific by-laws of your strata scheme, as there might be specific rules regarding who is responsible for what in these situations.
If you’re facing a situation where there is confusion or disagreement about these responsibilities, it might be helpful to review your strata by-laws, consult with the strata manager, or seek legal advice to ensure that the correct procedures are followed. |
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