2016
DOI: 10.4324/9781315690575
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Strata Title Property Rights

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“…Ownership in multi-owned housing: pluralist property theories and a context-specific approach Multi-owned housing is increasingly widespread all over the world (Easthope, 2021). In the USA, this ownership regime is termed as common interest communities (Heller, 1999); in Australia (Sherry, 2017) and elsewhere [1], they are known as strata titles; in England, they are called commonhold (Clarke, 1995;Brown, 2013); in South Africa, they are identified as sectional title (van der Merwe, 1992;Ti, 2022a); and in China, they are the condominium ownership (Chen and Kielsgard, 2013). Before tackling the issue of children's place in multiowned housing, it is crucial to conceptualise ownership in multi-owned housing.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Ownership in multi-owned housing: pluralist property theories and a context-specific approach Multi-owned housing is increasingly widespread all over the world (Easthope, 2021). In the USA, this ownership regime is termed as common interest communities (Heller, 1999); in Australia (Sherry, 2017) and elsewhere [1], they are known as strata titles; in England, they are called commonhold (Clarke, 1995;Brown, 2013); in South Africa, they are identified as sectional title (van der Merwe, 1992;Ti, 2022a); and in China, they are the condominium ownership (Chen and Kielsgard, 2013). Before tackling the issue of children's place in multiowned housing, it is crucial to conceptualise ownership in multi-owned housing.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Repealed Strata Schemes (Freehold) Development Act stipulated that cubic space "includes a reference to space contained in any three-dimensional geometric figure which is not a cube" [sec. 5 (3)].50 According to(Sherry, 2017), the term stratum is not commonly used in Victoria.…”
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