Unit Titles Act 1975

(1) A disclosure statement shall, on its first page, have typed or printed in block capital letters of a size not less than 8 points and so as to be clearly legible, the warning specified in Schedule 2 (or such other warning in addition to or in substitution for that warning as is prescribed), and no other information other than the title of the estate development.

(2) In addition to the warning referred to in subsection (1), a disclosure statement shall consist of:

(a) the documents required by section 11 to be included in an application under section 10(1) as if the disclosure statement were an application under Part III for the approval of the estate development as a units plan;

(b) a description of the proposed development (and each stage of the proposed development where it is proposed to be developed in stages) signed by or on behalf of the proposed developer;

(c) a lot plan for the estate development prepared by a surveyor licensed under the Licensed Surveyors Act 1983 showing each proposed stage of the development, and indicating the precalculated dimensions and areas of the lots, construction zones, access zones and common property;

(d) a description of what use can be made of access zones and construction zones referred to in paragraph (c);

(e) a schedule of lots on the completion of the estate development and, as the case may be, its various proposed stages and indicating the zoning under the Planning Act 1999 for each lot;

(f) a schedule of commencement and completion dates for each proposed stage of the estate development;

(g) a statement of any special rights or privileges in relation to the common property proposed to adhere to each lot; and