Strata Titles Act 1985 · Updated to 1 Apr 2021 · Part VIII · Termination of Subdivision of Subdivided Building or Land
56. Power of court when subdivided building or land is damaged
Feedback & supportWhen a subdivided building or land is damaged but is not totally destroyed, a court of competent jurisdiction on the application of the management corporation, a parcel proprietor, or a registered chargee of any parcel, may by order, settle a scheme for the reinstatement or the continued use of the building in whole or in part and any such scheme may include provision for the transfer of the interests of the proprietors of parcels which have been wholly or partially destroyed to the other parcel proprietors in proportion to their share units.
subdivided building or land
“subdivided building or land” means a building or land as subdivided under Part II or Part IV, as the case may be;
In the exercise of its powers under subsection (1), the court may make such orders as it deems necessary or expedient for giving effect to the scheme, including orders—
directing the application of insurance moneys received by the management corporation in respect of damage to the building;
directing payment of money by the management corporation or by the parcel proprietors or some or one or more of them;
directing such amendment or replacement of the certified strata plan and such consequential amendment or replacement of the strata register as the court thinks fit; and
imposing such terms and conditions as the court thinks fit.
Where an application is made under subsection (1), any insurer who has effected insurance on the building to which the application relates (or on any part thereof) shall have the right to appear on the hearing of the application.
application
“application” means an application to divide or amalgamate parcels;
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