Cms · 51997.2397.03

Title Reference 50283211 Hilton Park Page 6 of LL

23. Infectious Disease. In the event of any infectious discase which may require notification by virtue of any Statute,
Regulation or Ordinance affecting any person in any lot any occupier of such lot shall give, or cause to be given, written
notice thereof and any other information which may be required relative thereto to the committee and shall pay to the body
corporate the expenses of disinfecting the building where necessary and replacing any articles or things the destruction of
which may be rendered necessary by such discase.

24. Security. All doors and windows to any lot must be securely fastened on all occasions when they are left
unoccupied and the body corporate reserves the right for itself or its manager or any person appointed by it to enter and
fasten same if left insecurely fastened.

25, Body Corporate to be Permitted to Enter. Except in the case of an emergency (in which case no notice shall be
required), upon one (1) days notice in writing ‘the body corporate ‘and its employees, agents and contractors will be
permitted to inspect the interior of any lot and test the electrical, gas or water installation or equipment in such lot and to
trace and repair any leakage or defect in the installations or equipment (at the expense of the owner in cases where such
leakage or defect is due to any act or default of the owner or occupier or its invitees), If not so permitted, they may effect
an entry. The body corporate, in exercising this power, must ensure that its employees, agents and contractors cause as
little inconvenience to the occupier as is reasonable in the circumstance,

26. common Pro and Recreational Areas. The body corporate may make rules from time to time with respect to
the use of the common property and recreational areas including the reservation of use of any such areas for particular
occupiers and their invitees.

27. Body Corporate may Engage, The body corporate may engage for and on behalf of the body corporate such
agents, contractors and employees as it thinks for and in connection with the exercise and performance of the powers,

authorities, duties, and functions of the body corporate.

28. Display Lot

28.1 Whilst the original owner remains a proprietor of any lot in the building, it and its officers, servants and/or agents
are entitled to utilise any lot in the building of which it remains a proprietor, as a display lot, for the purpose of allowing
prospective buyers of any lot in the building to inspect such lot or lots. IN addition, the original owner may:

28.1.1 place such signs and other advertising and display materia! in and about the building, and about other
parts of the common property other than the building, which will not at any time, and from time to
time, be more in terms of number and size, than is reasonably necessary;

28.1.2. have full and uninterrupted access to the building for the purposes aforesaid during the hours of
10:00am to 10:00pm, seven (7) days per week;

28.1.3 conduct a sale or auction of'a lot within a lot or on common property.

29, Tenants to Have Notice of By-laws. A copy of these by-laws (or a summary approved by the body corporate}
Toust be exhibited in a prominent place in any lot made available for letting.

30. Notices. Occupiers must observe the terms of any notice displayed by the body corporate or of any statutory
authority.

3L, Recovery of Body Corporate. Where the body corporate expends money to make good damage caused by a
breach of the BCCM Act or of these by-laws by any occupier, the body corporate is entitled to recover the amount so
expended as a debt in any action in any Court of competent jurisdiction from the occupier of the lot at the time when the

breach occurred.

32. Recovery of Leyal Costs, Interest and Other Money

32,1 Ifa contribution levied under the BCCM Act is unpaid for a period of thirty (30) days after it falls due for
payment then the amount of the unpaid contribution will bear interest at an annual rate to be determined by the body

corporate by ordinary resolution in a general meeting from time to time.