05. Town Planning Report · MCU10/2127

QUEENSLAND LAND REGISTRY ENLARGED PANEL Form 20 Version 2
Land Title Act 1994, Land Act 1994 and Water Act 2000 Page 26 of 107

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(ii) all legal or other proceedings concluding in favour of the Body Corporate taken by or against an
Owner or the lessee or Occupier of a Lot,

(b) The amount of any such costs shail be deemed to be a liquidated debt due by tile Owner to the Body

Corporate.
{c) If an Owner fails to pay any such costs upon demand, the Body Corporate may:
(i) take action for the recovery of those costs in a Court of competent jurisdiction; and/or
(ii) enter such costs and expenses against the levy account of the Owner.
RESTRICTED ACCESS AREA

(a) Any areas of the Common Property used for:
(i) electrical substations, switch rooms, or control panels: and
(ii) fire service control panels: and
{iii) telephone exchanges; and
(iv) other services to the Lots and Common Property (or either of them),

may be kept locked by the Committee (or its appointed representative) unless otherwise required by law.
Persons may not enter or open such locked areas without the prior consent of the Committee.

(b) The Committee may use appropriate areas of the Common Property to store plant and equipment used for
the performance of the Body Corporate's duties in respect of the Common Property. Any such areas may be
focked and access is prohibited without the prior consent of the Committee.

OBSERVANCE OF BY-LAWS

The duties and obligations imposed by these By-laws on an Owner of a Lot shail be observed not only by the Owner
but by the Owner's tenants (or Occupiers of the Owner's Lot) guests, servants, employees, agents, children, invitees
and licensees.

ACCESS TO METERS

If a Lot contains a meter and/or switchboard, an Owner or Occupier of that Lot must make such meter and/or

switchboard available for access at all reasonable times by a nominee of the Committee or the relevant body
administering the supply of the relevant service to the Lot.

RULES RELATING TO COMMON PROPERTY

The Committee may make rules relating to the Common Property and in particular in relation to the use of any
improvements on the Common Property including Recreation Areas and other facilities, not inconsistent with these
By-laws and the same must be observed by the Owners or Occupiers of Lots unless and until they are disallowed or
revoked by a majority resolution at a general meeting of the Body Corporate.

COMMITTEE MAY EMPLOY

The Committee may employ for and on behalf of the Body Corporate such agents and servants as it thinks fit in
connection with the exercise and performance of the powers, authorities duties and functions of the Body Corporate.

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