Example of more complex layered arrangement of schemes
Part 3 Example of more complex layered arrangement of schemes
Notes—pt 3(The following notes are directed at illustrating the use of the bolded expressions.)For the more complex layered arrangement of community titles schemes illustrated in this part—
• scheme A is the principal scheme because it is not a lot included in another community titles scheme
• scheme B is both a subsidiary scheme for scheme A and a lot included in scheme A, and includes 3 lots, 2 of which are community titles schemes (schemes C and D)
• schemes C and D are both basic schemes because none of the lots included in either scheme is another community titles scheme
• schemes C and D are also subsidiary schemes for both schemes A and B. However, neither scheme C nor scheme D is a lot included in scheme A, but each scheme is a lot included in scheme B
• scheme land for scheme D consists of lot 1, lot 2 and the common property for scheme D
• scheme land for scheme C consists of lot 1, lot 2 and the common property for scheme C
• scheme land for scheme B consists of lot 2, the common property for scheme B, the scheme land for scheme C and the scheme land for scheme D
• scheme land for scheme A consists of lot 1, lot 3, the common property for scheme A, and the scheme land for scheme B.
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