Notice that termination proposal cannot proceed further
187 Notice that termination proposal cannot proceed further
This section applies if a termination proposal cannot proceed further for any of the following reasons —
at the end of 3 months after the outline of the termination proposal has been submitted to the strata company, the requirements of section 176 have not been met;
at the end of 3 months after the full proposal has been submitted to the strata company, the requirements of section 180 have not been met;
at the end of 6 months after service of the full proposal by the strata company, a termination resolution has not been passed;
at the end of 12 months after a termination resolution that does not require the confirmation of the Tribunal has been passed, no application for termination of the strata titles scheme has been made;
the termination resolution requires confirmation of the Tribunal and —
the Tribunal makes a decision not to confirm the resolution; or
at the end of 12 months after the making of an order under section 183 confirming the termination resolution, no application for termination of the strata titles scheme has been made.
If this section applies, the strata company must —
lodge with the Registrar of Titles notice, in the approved form, that the termination proposal cannot proceed further; and
give written notice confirming that fact to —
the proponent of the termination proposal; and
for a leasehold scheme, the owner of the leasehold scheme; and
each member of the strata company.
[Section 187 inserted: No. 30 of 2018 s. 83.]
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