Appointment of administrator
138 Appointment of administrator
On an application by an interested party, the ACAT may, by order, appoint the person named in the application to be administrator of the owners corporation on the terms about remuneration and anything else it considers appropriate.
For the making of appointments (including acting appointments), see the Legislation Act, pt 19.3.
The ACAT may make an order appointing an administrator only if satisfied that the administrator consents to the order.
In an order appointing an administrator, the ACAT may give any directions it considers appropriate for giving notice of the order to the administrator, the registrar-general and the owners corporation.
The remuneration of an administrator of an owners corporation and the expenses incurred in the exercise of the administrator’s functions under this Act are taken to be expenditure incurred by the corporation.
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