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← Building (Strata Management) Act 2004

Building (Strata Management) Act 2004 s 84

s 84 Termination of management corporation, etc.

84.—(1) A management corporation in respect of a strata title plan may, by a resolution by consensus, resolve that the strata scheme shown in the strata title plan be terminated. (2) A subsidiary management corporation for a limited common property comprised in a strata title plan may be dissolved and the designation of its limited common property abolished if —(a) by comprehensive resolution, the management corporation constituted in respect of the same strata title plan resolves that —(i) the subsidiary management corporation be dissolved; (ii) the subsidiary management corporation’s limited common property ceases to be designated as limited common property but be part of the common property comprised in that strata title plan; and (iii) the management corporation hold and possess all rights and interests, and be subject to all liabilities and obligations, of the subsidiary management corporation subsisting immediately before the dissolution; and (b) by comprehensive resolution, the subsidiary management corporation concerned resolves that —(i) it be dissolved; (ii) its limited common property ceases to be designated as limited common property but be part of the common property comprised in that strata title plan; and (iii) the management corporation hold and possess all its rights and interests, and be subject to all its liabilities and obligations, subsisting immediately before the dissolution. (3) Nothing in this section applies in derogation of Part 5 of the Land Titles (Strata) Act 1967.

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