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Just realised something that has not occurred to me before. When you purchase a strata property you have to sign a legal document that you will comply with the bylaws. So for owner occupiers you are obliged to comply with bylaws.
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In NSW a tenant has to sign a tenancy agreement which only states that he has to be given a copy of the bylaws, their is nothing to indicate that he has to comply with them, which seems to me a fatal flaw in enforcing bylaws against them.
Previous posts have talked about implied consent when towing or clamping an illegally parked vehicle, but this relied on the implied consent given by agreeing to comply with the bylaws (but in a tenants case they have not even given implied consent).
Seems to me tenants have more rights than owner occupiers.
In QLD the tenancy agreement states
(2) The tenant must comply with the by-laws. so in QLD it’s not a problem
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