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Restructuring Strata Corporations: Can You 'Destroy' A Building That Was Never Built?
The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has issued a groundbreaking ruling that unbuilt strata buildings shown on registered plans can be legally deemed 'destroyed' to remove them from strata schemes. This novel interpretation provides the first practical solution to statutory deadlock in phased developments where unanimous consent for plan alterations cannot be secured, potentially influencing strata and condominium disputes across common law jurisdictions.
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Restructuring Strata Corporations: Can You 'Destroy' A Building That Was Never Built?
The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has issued a groundbreaking ruling that unbuilt strata buildings shown on registered plans can be legally deemed 'destroyed' to remove them from strata schemes. This novel interpretation provides the first practical solution to statutory deadlock in phased developments where unanimous consent for plan alterations cannot be secured, potentially influencing strata and condominium disputes across common law jurisdictions.
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Restructuring Strata Corporations: Can You 'Destroy' A Building That Was Never Built?
The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has issued a groundbreaking ruling that unbuilt strata buildings shown on registered plans can be legally deemed 'destroyed' to remove them from strata schemes. This novel interpretation provides the first practical solution to statutory deadlock in phased developments where unanimous consent for plan alterations cannot be secured, potentially influencing strata and condominium disputes across common law jurisdictions.
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