Strata Titles Act 1985

A strata company commits an offence if it does not, within 14 days after being given an application for a certificate under section 107, provide the applicant with a certificate certifying, as at the date of the certificate, the following matters as stated in the application —

whether or not a strata management contract is in effect and, if so, when the contract starts and ends;

details of any contracts of insurance maintained by the strata company, including the name of the insurer, the contract number, the type and amount of cover, and the expiry day;

whether any transfer, lease or other disposition has been entered into or exclusive use by‑laws have been made in favour of a person over the common property but not registered by the Registrar of Titles, and, if so, the name of the person and the nature and effect of the transaction or by‑laws.

A strata company commits an offence if it does not, within 14 days after being given an application for a certificate under section 107, provide the applicant with a certificate certifying, as at the date of the certificate, the following matters as they relate to a lot specified in the application —

the amount and due date of contributions determined for the lot —

at the most recent annual general meeting of the strata company; and

at any time subsequent to that meeting; and

in the previous 12 months;

any amount owed to the strata company by the owner or occupier of the lot that is outstanding, the date on which it became outstanding, and the nature of the payment;

the rate of interest payable in respect of the outstanding amount.

A certificate under this section is conclusive evidence of the matters stated in the certificate, as at the date of the certificate, in favour of a person taking an estate or interest in a lot for valuable consideration.