Adding land to a parcel subject to a strata development contract
83 Adding land to a parcel subject to a strata development contract
Land may be added to a parcel containing a development lot by registration of a plan as a strata plan of subdivision.
The plan may be registered only if—
the land consisting of the former parcel and the additional land could be the subject of a strata plan had the land in the former parcel not already been subdivided under this Act, and
the strata development contract, as in force when the plan is registered—
provides for the land to be added to the parcel, and
states whether, on it being added to the parcel, the land will become common property, a further development lot or an addition to an existing development lot, or any specified combination of them, and
a plan showing as a single lot the additional land and the former parcel has been lodged for registration under the Conveyancing Act 1919.
On registration of the plan as a strata plan of subdivision, the land becomes common property, a further development lot or an addition to an existing development lot, or any specified combination of them, as provided by the strata development contract.
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