Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) This section
applies to any —
(a)
single tier strata scheme; or
(b)
survey-strata scheme,
the plan for which is
registered before the commencement of section 37 of the Strata Titles
Amendment Act 1996 .
(2) During the period
of 6 months after that commencement ( the transition period ) liability
in relation to fencing between lots in a scheme is to be determined as if
section 123B had not been enacted.
(3) Before the expiry
of the transition period a proprietor of a lot in a scheme may serve notice in
writing —
(a) on
the strata company; or
(b) in
the case of a two-lot scheme, on the other proprietor,
that he requires that
after the expiry of that period liability in relation to fencing between lots
in the scheme is to be determined as if section 123B had not been
enacted.
(4) If before the
expiry of the transition period —
(a) a
notice is given under subsection (3) by a proprietor of a lot in a
scheme; and
(b) a
copy of the notice accompanied by the prescribed form is lodged with the
Registrar of Titles for recording on the strata/survey-strata plan,
after the expiry of
the transition period liability in relation to fencing between lots in the
scheme is to be determined as if section 123B had not been enacted.
(5) It is for the
proprietor who has served a notice under subsection (3) to lodge a copy
of the notice, accompanied by the prescribed form, with the Registrar of
Titles for the purpose of subsection (4)(b).
(6) If before the
expiry of the transition period —
(a) a
notice is not given under subsection (3) by a proprietor of a lot in a
scheme; and
(b) a
copy of the notice accompanied by the prescribed form is not lodged with the
Registrar of Titles for recording on the strata/survey-strata plan,
section 123B
applies to the scheme after the expiry of the transition period.
(7) This section has
effect subject to —
(a) any
order under section 103R; and
(b) any
by-law of the strata company.
[Section 123C inserted by No. 61 of 1996
s. 37.]