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1) When there is any damage or loss to common property, the owners’ corporation is responsible for the repairs. This also includes repairs to the item causing the damage such as a clogged gutter, a failed roof or a leaking pipe.
2) Should there be property damage or loss in one or multiple strata lots or common property and the cost of the damage caused exceeds the owners’ corporation’s insurance deductible, the affected parties may submit an insurance claim through the owners’ corporation’s policy. This implies that the repairs within damaged lots or common property, excluding any improvements and enhancements, will be paid for by the owners’ corporation. The corporation is then reimbursed by the insurer. In the event the damage is less than the minimum deductible or only slightly exceeds it, the owners’ corporation may decide not to file for an insurance claim. This does not void the lot owners of their insurance benefits. |
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