
Liability made simple
Damage happens. Injuries happen. That doesn’t automatically mean the body corporate is liable. Clearing up this one point can clear up many disputes and liability claims

Damage happens. Injuries happen. That doesn’t automatically mean the body corporate is liable. Clearing up this one point can clear up many disputes and liability claims

A leaking balcony. Few things cause as much frustration in sectional title schemes. The questions usually follow quickly: Is this an insurance claim? If not,

Proprietary rights & stuff on the roof in sectional title This article is derived from a recorded webinar hosted by Zerlinda van der Merwe of

Damp remains one of the most common and most misunderstood issues reported in sectional title schemes. While much of the existing guidance understandably focuses on

Every year, annual general meetings (AGMs) raise the same insurance-related questions, often rushed, often misunderstood, and frequently reduced to a quick glance at the monthly

Sectional title insurance premiums are rising mainly because insurers are experiencing higher and more frequent claims, increased rebuilding costs, and greater exposure to preventable losses,

A sectional title insurance review is a structured process that helps trustees assess whether their scheme’s insurance is correctly set up, sustainable over time, and

It’s not uncommon for trustees or owners to ask whether their insurance will cover alternative accommodation when major repair work, such as roof replacement, is

In the community schemes environment, scheme executives (trustees/ directors) and managing agents are expected to make good decisions with limited time and often limited information.

From time to time, a scheme may find itself in a legal dispute with a current or former managing agent. A common example is where
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