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Queensland Body Corporate and Community Management Commissioner - Adjudicators Orders |
C G YOUNGREFERENCE: 0065-2000
ORDER OF AN ADJUDICATOR
MADE UNDER
PART 10 OF CHAPTER 6
BODY CORPORATE AND COMMUNITY
MANAGEMENT ACT 1997
| Number of Scheme: | 19770 |
| Name of Scheme: | Noosavillage II |
| Address of Scheme: | 167 Gympie Terrace, NOOSAVILLE |
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to an application made under the abovementioned Act by
The Body Corporate,
I hereby
order that for the purposes of the Body Corporate and Community
Management Act 1997 (“the Act”) and pursuant to section 229 of
the Act, the next financial year end date of the Body Corporate for Noosavillage
II Community Titles Scheme 19770 shall be 30 November 2000, in place of the
previous financial year end date.
I further order that thereafter
each successive financial year for the Body Corporate for Noosavillage II
Community Titles Scheme 19770 shall commence
on 1 December and terminate on 30
November.xxnxxxxxxxx
STATEMENT OF
ADJUDICATOR’S REASONS FOR DECISION - REF
0065-2000
“Noosavillage II” CTS
19770
The applicant, the Body Corporate for Noosavillage II Community Titles Scheme
19770, has sought the following order of an adjudicator
under the Body
Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 (“the Act”), quote
–
That the Body Corporate be empowered to change the financial year end from 31st December to 30 th November each year.
Section 223(1) of the Act provides that an
adjudicator may make an order that is just and equitable in the circumstances
(including
a declaratory order) to resolve a dispute, in the context of a
community titles scheme. An adjudicator’s order may contain
ancillary or
consequential provisions the adjudicator considers necessary or appropriate
(section 230(1)).
In the case of a body corporate established under the
1980 Act, then (unless the first annual general meeting has not been held) the
financial year is each year ending on the last day of the month containing the
anniversary of the first annual general meeting. Alternatively,
in the case of
body corporate’s in respect of which the Referee has made an order
changing the anniversary date, the financial
year is each year ending on the
last date of the month containing the date fixed by the referee (see section
276(9)).
Section 229 provides that with the consent of the body
corporate, the order of the adjudicator may include a change of the body
corporate’s
financial year and of the dates when future financial years
begin.
In the supporting grounds, the applicant has submitted a copy of
the minutes of the annual general meeting held on 31 January 2000.
Resolution 9
is for a change in the financial year to end on 30 November each year. The
grounds state that the body corporate wishes
to hold its annual general meeting
in February when more owners will be available to attend; this is because
letting owners wish
to rent their units during the Christmas holidays and this
prevented owners attending previous meetings which were held in January.
In the circumstances, I am satisfied that the body corporate has
consented to the proposed change of the body corporate’s financial
year,
and further that it is reasonable and appropriate to make an order changing its
financial year end date to the proposed date.xxnxxxxxxxx
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