Limitations on orders
169 Limitations on orders
In a proceeding under this Act, the Tribunal cannot —
make an order requiring a community development statement to be amended; or
make an order requiring a schedule of unit entitlements for a community titles scheme to be amended unless it is satisfied that, if unit entitlements were to be allocated at the time of the order, the schedule of unit entitlements would require amendment; or
make an order that the community corporation is to be taken to have passed —
a termination resolution; or
a resolution fixing or varying contributions unless the Tribunal is satisfied that the contributions fixed by the community corporation are inadequate or excessive; or
a resolution fixing or varying the interest rate applicable to contributions unless the Tribunal is satisfied that the interest rate fixed by the community corporation is unreasonable; or
a resolution determining arrangements for payment of contributions in instalments unless the Tribunal is satisfied that the arrangements allowed by the community corporation are unreasonable; or
make an order that the amount of insurance cover be varied unless satisfied that the amount for which the community corporation has insurance as required by this Act is inadequate or excessive; or
make an order to allow the keeping of an animal on specified conditions or prohibit the keeping of an animal on a lot or common property unless satisfied that the community corporation has acted unreasonably; or
make an order by way of compensation for personal injury or death; or
make an order for the payment of money to resolve a dispute between a buyer or prospective buyer of a lot in a community titles scheme and the seller of the lot about a matter arising under Part 10 (other than to order repayment of a deposit or other money); or
make an order in circumstances prohibited under the regulations.
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