Hon Phil Heatley
Government Bill
212—2
As reported from the Social Services Committee
Stratum estate created when unit plan deposited
Stratum estate created when unit plan deposited
Subsidiary body corporate treated as owner of subdivided principal unit
34 Creation of computer register where principal unit subdivided to create subsidiary unit title development
35 No computer registers for base land, subdivided principal unit, or component parts of stratum estate
Existing easements and covenants affecting base land
Creation of new easements and covenants
50 Powers of body corporate in respect of easements and covenants over or for benefit of common property
Redevelopment requiring amendment to unit plan
Redevelopment requiring new unit plan
Subpart 10—Miscellaneous provisions relating to creation of, and dealings with, unit title developments
Scheme following destruction or damage
Establishment and constitution of body corporate
70 Requirements relating to consent by subsidiary body corporate to additions or structural alterations
Powers and duties of body corporate
Body corporate operational rules
Long-term maintenance plans, funds, and ancillary matters
108 Body corporate may enter into agreement with owner of future development unit for expenditure of money for mutual benefit
Spending, borrowing, investing, and distributing money or property
117 Special powers of chief executive for monitoring and reporting on long-term financial and maintenance planning regime
Disclosure of information by seller of unit
Disclosure by original owner of unit title development to body corporate
Cancellation of unit plans by Registrar
162 Effect of cancellation of unit plan other than stage unit plan or plan for subsidiary unit title development
162 Effect of cancellation of unit plan—standard unit title development or head unit title development
Cancellation of unit plans by High Court
The Parliament of New Zealand enacts as follows:
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