19 May 2026
Q&A: Can an appointed administrator break a tied vote at an AGM?
Question: What is the administrator’s role at an AGM? An administrator has been appointed to our body corporate under orders. If owners vote on a motion at an AGM and…
A Sunshine Coast body corporate has successfully prosecuted the developer of its staged development for failing to give notice of its intention to change the community titles scheme.*
Under section 29 of the Queensland Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 if –
then the developer must give a written notice of the change as required by the section.
Failure to comply is an offence and carries a current maximum penalty of $43,125.00. More to the point, this case is a reminder of the need for attention to the often-complex issues which confront real estate development, as well as the need for competent members of the development consulting team.
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* Body corporate of the Gympie Pines Fairway Villas v Corella Rd Dev Pty Ltd [2002] QMC