36-42 Princess Street Brighton-Le-Sands

SP 62254 · Registered 5 May 2000 · 60 lots · Bayside · New South Wales checked 10 June 2026

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Public record: 3 tribunal matters, no building-work orders. A reasonable pre-screen, but not the full picture, the financials and minutes that decide the purchase are in the report, not the registers. Read it, and obtain a section 184 strata search, before you bid.

3 tribunal or court matters, the most serious about costs and procedure
$84,700 indicative cost exposure per lot, severe band

The public record is a pre-screen, not the strata report. Read on for the detail, then obtain a section 184 strata search before you bid.

Public record checked

Litigation, building-work orders, and governance for this scheme, the page you are on.
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Questions to ask
The specific questions this scheme's record raises, ready for the strata manager or your conveyancer.
Decide

Take the public record and the report findings to your conveyancer before you bid.

Risk read

What the public record shows for this scheme, read for a buyer. This is not the strata report, and a quiet record is not a guarantee: obtain a section 184 strata search before you bid.

Fire or cladding matter on record

A matter touches fire safety or cladding. Combustible cladding rectification is among the largest special-levy risks for apartment owners.
3 litigation matters on record

Tribunal and court decisions naming this scheme as a party. A litigious building is more likely to be carrying unresolved disputes, defects, or levy fights.
Building-defect dispute on record

A matter touches building defects or rectification work. Ask whether the work is funded and whether the builder's warranty still applies.

Statutory warranty: structural cover likely expired (est. 5 May 2007); non-structural ran to 5 May 2007. A single 7-year warranty period applies because the scheme was registered before the 1 February 2012 reform. Estimated from the registration date, not the completion date or building contract, so treat the dates as indicative.
No recent annual reporting on the Strata Hub

We could not find a current annual return for this scheme on the NSW Strata Hub. That may just be a gap in the public data, but a non-reporting scheme can also signal a disengaged committee, ask for the last two AGM minutes.

Cost exposure

Severe exposure

An indicative, itemised estimate of what one lot here could face, built only from this scheme's public-record signals. Indicative ranges, not this building's actual figures, and not financial advice.

Good case $16,400 per lot

Expected $84,700 per lot

Worst case $280,100 per lot

Your lot's share versus an average lot 1.0×

Special levies are apportioned by unit entitlement. Set this from your contract; 1.0× is an average lot.

Exposure drivers, indicative per-lot ranges
Driver	Good	Expected	Worst
Combustible cladding rectification A fire or cladding matter appears in this scheme's record. Indicative per-lot cladding special levies of $15k to $220k (StrataClear 2026; ABC News 2025). Program context: NSW Project Remediate. Scaled for: 1 matter.	$15,800	$80,400	$264,200
Tribunal and legal costs 3 tribunal or court matters on the public record. Indicative per-lot share of tribunal and legal costs in a strata dispute (NCAT). Scaled for: 3 matters.	$600	$4,300	$15,900
Total per lot	$16,400	$84,700	$280,100

Across all 60 lots, an expected program of this kind is on the order of $5,082,000 building-wide, before any government contribution.

Estimate only. Figures are indicative ranges from public remediation programs and reporting, apportioned to one lot; they are not this building's costed works and not financial advice. Obtain the capital works fund balance, any special levy resolved or proposed, and a strata records search before you transact.

Questions to ask before you bid

1
Is there combustible cladding or a fire-safety order, and is a rectification levy planned?

Because we found a fire or cladding matter on record.
2
What building defects have been identified, is there a funded rectification plan, and does the builder's warranty still apply?

Because we found a building-defect dispute on record.
3
What is the capital works (sinking) fund balance, its adequacy ratio, and the 10-year plan?
4
Are any special levies raised, proposed, or scoped-but-not-yet-levied?
5
Can I see the last two years of AGM minutes, including any motions that were defeated?

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Ask a plain-English question and we'll answer from our record: litigation, building-work orders, water and defect matters, the managing agent, and more.

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Building record

Strata plan SP 62254 was registered on 5 May 2000 in the Bayside council area and comprises 60 lots.

It is located at 36-42 Princess Street Brighton-Le-Sands.

Parcel geometry for the scheme is held on file.

nothing found matters order

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Litigation

The Owners Strata Plan 62254 v Rockdale City Council [2009] NSWLEC 206
Costs and procedure NSWLEC 1 December 2009

COSTS :- principles to apply in Class 1; effective surrender of a party; absence of disentitling conduct by moving party
The Owners Corporation of Strata Plan 62254 v Rockdale City Council [2008] NSWSC 392
Other NSWSC 9 May 2008

Tort - Negligence - Breach of statutory duty - Common law duty of care - Statutory authority - Essential fire services - Effective height - Development application - Sprinklers - Occupation certificates - Factor of control - Wednesbury unreasonableness - Control of a structure - Self-imposed duty to take positive action - Standing of Owners Corporation to bring proceedings
Vithoulkas & Anor v Owners Corporation SP62254 & Anor [2004] NSWSC 540
Costs and procedure NSWSC 23 June 2004

Appeal

Decisions naming this scheme as a party, from NSW Caselaw (NCAT and the courts). The line beneath each matter is the decision's own catchwords, quoted; the topic tag is our grouping of those words and reads "Other" when they do not clearly fit, so you can always check it against the source. Every matter links to the full decision. Whether a matter helped or hurt the scheme is not assessed here.

Compared to Brighton-Le-Sands

In Brighton-Le-Sands, 2% of 197 strata schemes carry a tribunal matter on the public record. This scheme's 3 matters are well above the local average of 2 per litigated scheme.

The Brighton-Le-Sands dispute landscape →

Evidence ledger

Registry-backed record: matched to a scheme on the register by its plan number.

Evidence ledger: what was checked, what it found, how strong the match, and when it was last checked.
Checked	Found	Match	Last checked
Registry and parcel	NSW Strata Hub, with geometry	Direct	Awaiting first run
Governance: AGM, managing agent, annual reporting	Not yet checked	Not matched	Not harvested here yet
Litigation: NCAT and courts	3 matters	Direct	28 June 2026
Levies and financials	Not yet checked	Not matched	Not in the public record
Defects and building-work orders	Checked, none found	Direct	28 June 2026
Fund balances, current levies, minutes, defects not yet litigated	Not on the public record	Not matched	Never in the public record

What was checked, what it found, how strong the match, and when each source last ran. A source that has not run here yet reads as not checked, never as checked and clear. The unknowns the public registers structurally cannot show stay named, so silence above is never read as a clean bill.

Deep report · coming soon

On top of the public record above, the deep report will add the scheme's minutes, financials, capital-works fund, and a defect inspection. We're building it. Leave your email and we'll tell you when it's ready.