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This CPD session provides a practical and high-level examination of the increasingly complex landscape of disputes arising under the Unit Titles Act 2010. With growing pressures on multi-unit developments and heightened scrutiny of governance standards, practitioners must be equipped to navigate a technically demanding and evolving area of law.
The session will explore the strict statutory obligations imposed on bodies corporate, including the scope and operation of repair and maintenance duties under s 138, and the challenges that commonly arise in their enforcement. It will also examine the High Court’s jurisdiction under s 74 to approve schemes of repair.
In addition, we will address emerging issues concerning governance, including the development and enforcement of codes of conduct within bodies corporate.
By attending you will gain a clearer understanding of the legal framework governing unit titles disputes and will be better equipped to provide sound, strategic advice to clients involved in complex building remediation and governance disputes.
This session will be of particular interest to litigation and dispute resolution lawyers acting unit title disputes, in-house counsel and legal advisers responsible for property portfolios or building management issues, and practitioners seeking to strengthen their understanding of the Unit Titles Act and its practical application in contentious contexts.
Sarah Zellman | Senior Associate, Grimshaw & Co Lawyers