Strata Schemes Development Act 2015

A person may apply to the Registrar-General for termination of a strata scheme, unless the scheme relates to a parcel that is subject to a strata development contract.

A person who proposes to make an application under this section must give public notice of the following—

details of the strata scheme that is proposed to be terminated,

a statement of intention to make the application.

The notice must be given—

at least 14 days, but not more than 6 months, before the application is made, and

in a way the Registrar-General considers appropriate to ensure notice of the application comes to the attention of the public.

Public notice is not required if the Registrar-General agrees it is not required.

Unless the Registrar-General otherwise agrees, the application must be signed by all of the following—

each owner of a lot in the scheme,

if the scheme is a leasehold strata scheme—the lessor of the scheme,

each registered lessee of a lot in the scheme,

each registered mortgagee, chargee and covenant chargee of a lot or of a registered lease of a lot or of the common property, if any, in the scheme.

Also, the application must be signed by the planning authority, if any, for subdivision of the land to which it relates.

The application must be accompanied by—

(Repealed)

any documents, consents and evidence the Registrar-General requires, and

if required by the Registrar-General, a plan for the parcel acceptable for registration as a deposited plan and signed or consented to as required by Division 3 of Part 23 of the Conveyancing Act 1919.