Unit
37 Unit
(1) A
unit of a scheme is a lot:
(a) created on the registration of a plan of subdivision or plan of consolidation; and
(b) specified as a unit in the scheme statement by reference to a cubic space, a parcel of land unlimited in its vertical dimensions, or both.
Example for subsection (1)(b)
A unit comprising an apartment and courtyard.
(2) Except as otherwise specified in the scheme statement, a fixed structure (including, for example, a ceiling, floor or wall) separating a unit from another lot is not part of the unit.
(3) A unit may be specified in the scheme statement as a unit for immediate occupation or further development.
(4) A unit may form the whole of the scheme land of a subsidiary scheme.
Note for subsection (4)
For the formation of a subsidiary scheme, see section 63(1).
(5) A reference to a unit of a scheme that has a subsidiary scheme does not include a reference to a unit of the subsidiary scheme.
Note for subsection (5)
In general, a scheme operates independently of its subsidiary schemes and higher schemes. See section 68(3).
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