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Strata scheme development
A strata scheme is what is depicted in a strata plan. The strata plan is a subdivision of a parcel of land into separate lots of cubic space and other areas which form common property.
If there is a proposal for development of the strata scheme, certain cases concerning that development can be brought to the Land and Environment Court.
They include cases regarding:
- Strata certificates
- Terminating or extending a strata development scheme
- Amending a strata development contract
- Proposals to redevelop or have a collective sale under a strata renewal scheme.
More Information
If you want information about how to start such a case, please refer to the information on the website on how to commence and carry on Class 2 and 3 Strata Scheme Development proceedings.
If you are a person who does not want your strata scheme to be redeveloped or sold, and you have been provided with court paperwork that is seeking the Court's approval for such a redevelopment or sale, have a look at the Court's website on what to do if you have been provided with a Class 3 Application for approval of a strata renewal plan (s 179 Proceeding).
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