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Jurisdictional Implications for Owners Corporation Fee Disputes - Owners Corporation v Buckley:
Jurisdictional Implications for Owners Corporation Fee Disputes - Owners Corporation v Buckley:

The recent ruling in Owners Corporation v Buckley has sparked an important debate: Should fee disputes involving Owners Corporations be resolved in the Magistrates’ Court or at VCAT? This decision carries significant implications for Owners Corporations seeking to recover debts owed by lot owners.

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Domestic Building Disputes In Victoria Can Now Be Resolved Through A Faster And More Cost-Effective Process
Domestic Building Disputes In Victoria Can Now Be Resolved Through A Faster And More Cost-Effective Process

Earlier this year an independent government agency called Domestic Building Dispute Resolution Victoria (DBDRV) was set up to help parties resolve domestic building disputes. 

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