Fee Notice Validity Concerns

Summary

Fee notices under the Owners Corporation Act 2006 must itemize charges and notify lot owners properly. The term final fee notice isnt specifically mentioned in the Act. If a notice uses initials or differs from the name at the titles office, it may affect its validity. Disputes can be taken to VCAT for resolution.

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as above is a final fee notice a valid instrument?
In Victoria, a final fee notice under the Owners Corporation Act * must comply with specific requirements to be valid:
- Charges must be clearly itemized and align with the approved budget.
- Proper notice should be given to lot owners.
- If there's non-compliance, disputes can be taken to VCAT.
Do you have any specific details about the fee notice that might need further clarification?
is a final fee notice in the owners corporation act *?
The Owners Corporation Act * in Victoria doesn't specifically mention "final fee notice" as a term. However, it does cover the issuance of fee notices, which must comply with certain requirements like itemization of charges and proper notification to lot owners. If there's non-compliance, disputes can be brought to VCAT. Do you need more information about how these notices should be issued?
if a notice is issued to a lot owners first name as an initial and is different to the name at the titles office is it valid?
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In Victoria, the accuracy of the name on a fee notice is important. If the notice uses initials or differs from the name registered at the titles office, it may affect its validity. Proper identification of the lot owner is crucial for legal compliance. You may consider disputing this at VCAT if necessary.