FRASER AND ANOR V BODY CORPORATE S63621 AND ANOR HC TAU CIV 2008-470-772
The amended s48 scheme was approved because it was sufficiently specific, confined to the building envelope, addressed the common good and the particular proprietor's remediation need; the Court imposed specific amendments (planning/building consent timetable, exterior colour approval process, repair of common property at proprietor's cost, personal non-assignability until completion) as necessary to give effect to the scheme; costs up to 2 July 2009 were awarded to the Body Corporate on a 2C basis, with no order for subsequent costs.
- Citation
- openlaw-14620c83_7550_41cb_b4d4_dd61f4433d40.pdf
- Parties
- First Applicant: Wendy Janet Fraser; First Applicant: Peter Allen Lewis; Second Applicant: Ian Luke Dustin; First Respondent: Body Corporate S63621; Second Respondent: Bruce Sidney Ingram and Others
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 12 March 2010
- Procedural Posture
- Application Under Unit Titles Act 1972 S48 / Oral Judgment Approving Amended Scheme and Determining Costs
- Outcome
- Amended s48 scheme approved with specified amendments; costs to Body Corporate against applicants for period up to 2 July 2009 on a 2C basis; no order as to costs for the remainder; applicants to file draft order by specified date.
- Legal Topics
- S48 Scheme Approval Under Unit Titles Act, Demolition and Partial Reconstruction of Unit, Allocation of Costs
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Parties
Wendy Janet Fraser
First Applicant
Peter Allen Lewis
First Applicant
Ian Luke Dustin
Second Applicant
Body Corporate S63621
First Respondent
Bruce Sidney Ingram and Others
Second Respondent
Procedural Posture
Application Under Unit Titles Act 1972 S48 / Oral Judgment Approving Amended Scheme and Determining Costs
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Court should approve an amended s48 scheme for partial demolition and reconstruction of Unit 10
- 2 Which terms and conditions are necessary or expedient to give effect to the approved scheme
- 3 Allocation of costs between parties for distinct phases of the proceeding
Ratio Decidendi
The amended s48 scheme was approved because it was sufficiently specific, confined to the building envelope, addressed the common good and the particular proprietor's remediation need; the Court imposed specific amendments (planning/building consent timetable, exterior colour approval process, repair of common property at proprietor's cost, personal non-assignability until completion) as necessary to give effect to the scheme; costs up to 2 July 2009 were awarded to the Body Corporate on a 2C basis, with no order for subsequent costs.
Court Disposition
Amended s48 scheme approved with specified amendments; costs to Body Corporate against applicants for period up to 2 July 2009 on a 2C basis; no order as to costs for the remainder; applicants to file draft order by specified date.
Orders
- Amended scheme approved with the alterations specified in the judgment and with plans annexed to the court order
- Applicants to file a draft order finalising terms by 5pm on 19 March 2010; order to be expressed as pronounced on 12 March 2010
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