STSMA definition

STSMA means the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011, as amended and include the Regulations issued under the said act;

STSMA means the Sectional Title Scheme Management Act, 2011 (Act 8 of 2011);

STSMA means the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act No. 8 of 2011, or any amendment thereof, and includes regulations promulgated thereunder from time to time, if any;

Examples of STSMA in a sentence

• The Purchaser acknowledges and consents to the amendment of the Sectional Title Rules of the STSMA.

• The Purchaser acknowledges that this sale is governed by the Act and the STSMA and that the Purchaser is aware of and shall be bound by the Rules, Regulations, conditions and servitudes of whatever nature pertaining to the sale, ownership and use of the Subject Matter.

• Furthermore, section 4 of STSMA (as quoted above) would allow for a BC that is in dire financial straits to raise money through the cession of unpaid levies.

• The purchaser acknowledges that he is familiar with the rules as referred and contained in section 10 of the STSMA as published in Government Gazette 40335 of 7 October 2016.

• Curiously, although the Magistrates Court concluded that special levies under section 3(3) of the STSMA become due and payable on the passing of a resolution by the trustees of a body corporate, it failed to grant judgment for the special levies which are due and payable by the respondent.

More Definitions of STSMA

STSMA means the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011;

STSMA means the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act, Act Number 8 of 2011, as amended and including the Regulations promulgated in terms thereof;

STSMA means the Sectional Title Scheme Management Act, Act Number 8/2011, as amended, including the Regulations promulgated under the STSMA;

STSMA means the Sectional Title Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011;

STSMA means the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011 as amended from time to time or any statute which replaces it;

STSMA means the Sectional Plan Schemes Management Act, 2011 (Act 8 of 2011);

STSMA means the Sectional Title Scheme Management Act, 2011 (Act 8 of 2011). 1. ANIMALS, INSECTS, REPTILES, AND BIRDS (PETS) 1. An owner shall not, without the consent in writing of the trustees, which approval may not unreasonably be withheld, keep any animal, insect, reptile or bird (hereafter ‘pet’) in a section or on the common property. A register of all pets will be kept by the Management Agent and inspections can take place by the trustees or management agent. 2. All owners and occupiers keeping a pet in terms of sub-rule (1) above, or in respect of any rules in force prior to the adoption of these rules, shall comply with the following: a. dogs shall only be allowed on the common property if controlled on a leash; b. no animals, insects, reptiles or birds are allowed to be left unattended on the common property; c. all dogs must wear identity tags with the telephone number and/or the section number of the owner or occupier clearly visible thereon; d. owners or occupiers shall ensure that their animals do not foul the common property, urinate against buildings or vehicles, nor cause a nuisance or excessive noise to any other owner or occupier; the trustees shall in their sole discretion determine what constitutes a nuisance; e. all cats and dogs must be spayed or neutered, as the case may be and a certificate from a practicing vet shall be provided to the trustees as proof thereof; f. all excrement of animals is to be removed immediately from the common property and disposed of in an appropriate manner / sanitary manner; and g. owners/tenants are limited to 2 pets per household and the size of the pet is also dictated by the size of the unit and garden. 3. When granting approval in terms of sub-rule (1) above, the trustees may prescribe any reasonable conditions and/or directives. 4. An owner or occupier shall be fully liable for any damage or injury caused by his pet to any person or part of the common property, exclusive use area or a section or to any items, plants or structures thereon. 5. The trustees may withdraw approval granted in terms of sub-rule (1) in the event of breach of a sub-rule, condition or Directive upon which the owner or occupier has to remove the animal, insect, reptile or bird from the section and the common property.