What happens if someone repeatedly breaches the By-Laws?
Written by Jessica Tait
Updated at January 17th, 2021
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Recipients of a breach notice are provided with s reasonable time period, this may be 7 or 14 days to remediate their behaviour, if they repeatedly breach the Bylaws then lodge a further report a nuisance form.
After your strata company has issued say two breach notices, they may then apply to the State Administrative Tribunal for orders against the owner of the lot for persistent and will full breaching of the bylaws, this could include a fine and or orders for cessation of tenancy / eviction or other
Click here for example SAT order for family to remove pet from a Strata Unit