Subdivision of land by strata plan
9 Subdivision of land by strata plan
The following land may be subdivided into lots, or lots and common property, by the registration of a plan as a strata plan—
land including the whole of a building and consisting of one current plan lot or 2 or more contiguous current plan lots,
land including part only of a building and consisting of one current plan lot or 2 or more current plan lots (whether contiguous or not).
For the purpose of creating a leasehold strata scheme, land that is subject to a lease or leases may be subdivided under this section.
Land that is a development lot in a strata plan cannot be subdivided under this section.
Note.
See section 14 for subdivision of land that is a development lot.
In this section—
current plan lot means an existing lot within the meaning of the Conveyancing Act 1919, other than a lot as defined in this Act.
land means land under the Real Property Act 1900 that is held in fee simple, other than land comprised in a limited folio or qualified folio.
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