Requirements of a strata plan

(1) Every strata plan shall, (a) state the full reference of the parcel and be described as a strata plan; (b) delineate the boundaries of the parcel and the location of the building or buildings in relation thereto; (c) include such elevations, sections, plans, diagrams and other information as shall be sufficient to, (i) illustrate the lots and distinguish each lot by a number; (ii) define the boundaries of each strata lot in the building or buildings by reference to floor, walls and ceilings; provided, however, that it shall not be necessary to show any bearings or dimensions of the strata lots; and (iii) specify the approximate floor area of each strata lot; (d) have endorsed upon it a schedule setting out the unit entitlement of each strata lot indicating as a whole number the proportion of the common property allocated to that (e) have endorsed upon it the address at which documents may be served upon the Appeal 9 (f) contain such other particulars, and may be accompanied by such certificates and other documents, as may be prescribed. (2) The reference of the parcel and the number of the strata lot shall together be a sufficient reference to a strata lot. (3) The common boundary between any two strata lots or between a strata lot and common property shall, unless otherwise specified in the relevant strata plan, be the centre line of the floor, wall, or ceiling between such strata lots or between such strata lot and the common property, as the case may be. (4) The unit entitlement of each strata lot shall, as respects the proprietor of such strata lot, determine, (a) the quantum of his share in the relevant Corporation; and (b) the proportion payable by him of contributions levied pursuant to section 6(2)(b) of this Act; and (c) the proportion of land tax and/or property tax payable by him, whether jointly or severally, pursuant to this Act.