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March 2023 (Volume 18, Issue 3)

Hi Paddocks Press fan,

Are you interested in becoming an expert in Body Corporate finances? Spots are filling fast for our new Advanced Sectional Titles Financial Management Masterclass starting 17 April. Taught personally by Prof. Paddock and Jennifer, we are thrilled to be offering this practical and empowering 3-week deep dive into body corporate finances for the first time.

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In other exciting news, the new Sectional Titles Schemes Management Course is coming soon and it’s going to be cheaper, more comprehensive and quicker to complete. This industry benchmark course has been the leading qualification for managing agents, trustees and service providers since 2005. Don’t miss out - join the waitlist below for updates:

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It’s here: our new CSOS Casebook: Orders dealing with nuisance has just been released. This eBook is a set of commentaries, guidelines and suggestions by Prof. CG van der Merwe and Prof. Paddock on CSOS Adjudication orders on this complicated and nuanced subject.

If you’re considering making an application to CSOS regarding a nuisance issue from a fellow resident, this easy to follow and affordable eBook will provide helpful guidance on how to best position your argument to win your case:

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In this month's edition:

  • Financial responsibility for solar geysers in sectional title - owner or body corporate?
    - By Jennifer Paddock
  • The clash of lifestyles: A noise and smoke dispute in a sectional title scheme
    - By Graham Paddock
     
Kind regards,
Paddocks Team

NEXT EDITION: Wednesday, 26 April 2023
 

 
Financial responsibility for solar geysers in sectional title - owner or body corporate?
By Jennifer Paddock

Jennifer discusses responsibility for repair and maintenance of solar geysers, where the geyser is inside of the unit, but the heating panels are on a common property roof.
 
The clash of lifestyles: A noise and smoke dispute in a sectional title scheme
By Graham Paddock

Graham discusses a recent CSOS dispute dealing with what constitutes a "reasonable" level of noise or other nuisance within a sectional title scheme.
 


Club questions and answers

With all the interesting questions on the Club, we decided to share the following two with you:

1. Enforcing conduct rules submitted to but not yet approved by CSOS

2. Can a resident sue the body corporate if they slip and fall on the steps?


Graham and the team are available to answer Community members' questions on the Club discussion forum. Get your questions answered by joining the Club today.

Read this month's Q&A.
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