Land Code (Strata) Act · 2000 Revised Edition · Part IV · Strata Corporation
35. Court’s powers where unanimous resolution required
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
In any case where, in accordance with this Act or Rules made under this Act, a unanimous resolution or the consent of all the proprietors is necessary before any act may be done and that resolution or consent is not obtained, but the resolution or act is supported by 80% or more of those entitled to vote, any person included in the majority in favour of the resolution or act may apply to the Court to have the resolution as supported or the consents as obtained, declared sufficient to authorise the particular act proposed; and, if the Court so orders, the resolution shall be deemed to have
Rules
“Rules”, in relation to any strata corporation, means the rules applicable to that strata corporation prescribed by or under sections 46 and 47;
Land Code (Strata)
land
“land” includes land of any tenure, any building or parts thereof, the air space above the surface, the surface of the land and such of the subsoil as is occupied by any buildings and related structures, but excludes the right to all minerals and mineral products including oil and gas;
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been passed unanimously or the consent of all the proprietors obtained, as the case may be.
Terms defined in s 2
land
Defined · s 2“land” includes land of any tenure, any building or parts thereof, the air space above the surface, the surface of the land and such of the subsoil as is occupied by any buildings and related structures, but excludes the right to all minerals and mineral products including oil and gas;
Rules
Defined · s 2“Rules”, in relation to any strata corporation, means the rules applicable to that strata corporation prescribed by or under sections 46 and 47;
unanimous resolution
Defined · s 2“unanimous resolution”, in relation to a strata corporation, means — (a) a resolution which is passed unanimously at a general meeting of the strata corporation at which every proprietor is present and votes either in person or by proxy; (b) a resolution which is passed unanimously at a general meeting of the strata corporation by every proprietor who is present, and votes either in person or by proxy and agreed to within 28 days after the date of the meeting, by every other proprietor who was entitled to be present and vote at the meeting or by his successor in title if he has ceased to be a proprietor after the meeting; or (c) where there is only one proprietor, a decision of that proprietor.
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