Building (Strata Management) Act 2004 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 5 · Management of Strata Subdivided Buildings
64. Individuals may act for corporate subsidiary proprietors and mortgagees
Feedback & supportA company may, and is deemed always to have been able to, authorise an individual to exercise or perform on its behalf any power, duty or function conferred by this Act on the company as subsidiary proprietor or mortgagee of a lot and may revoke the authority of any individual so authorised.
subsidiary proprietor
“subsidiary proprietor” has the meaning given by the Land Titles (Strata) Act 1967;
Where an individual exercises or performs a power, duty or function that the individual is authorised by a subsidiary proprietor or mortgagee of a lot under subsection (1) to exercise or perform, the power, duty or function is deemed to be exercised or performed by the subsidiary proprietor or mortgagee (as the case may be) of the lot.
lot
“lot” means any stratum within a parcel comprised in a strata title plan and which —(a)is used or intended to be used as a complete and separate unit for the purpose of habitation or business or for any other purpose; and(b)is shown as a lot on the strata title plan,and includes a lot specified as an accessory lot on any such plan;
Nothing in subsection (1) or (2) affects any liability or obligation imposed under this Act on a corporation which is a subsidiary proprietor or mortgagee of a lot.
A document under the seal of a subsidiary proprietor which is a company purporting to be an authorisation or a revocation of an authorisation under subsection (1) is admissible in evidence and is, until the contrary is proved, deemed to be such an authorisation or revocation, as the case may be.