Land Titles (Strata) Act 1967 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 3 · Rights and Obligations of Subsidiary Proprietor
17. Easement of shelter
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subsidiary proprietor
“subsidiary proprietor” means —(a)the registered subsidiary proprietor for the time being of the entire estate in a lot including an estate for life, an estate in remainder or an estate in reversion; and(b)in relation to a lot where a lease has been granted, the registered subsidiary proprietor for the time being of a leasehold interest in a lot described in an instrument of lease whose unexpired term is not less than 21 years as from the date of lodgment of the instrument of lease for registration with the Registrar including such a lease registered prior to 1 December 1987;
The right created by this section is an easement to which the aforesaid parts of the subdivided building are subject.
subdivided building
“subdivided building” means —(a)any one or more buildings comprised in a strata subdivision plan approved by the relevant authority; or(b)any building or class of buildings authorised for strata subdivision under a notification made by the Minister under section 21(6) of the Planning Act 1998;
The easement of shelter created by this section entitles the subsidiary proprietor of the dominant tenement to enter on the servient tenement to replace, renew or restore any shelter.