Adjudication for body corporate disputes

Applying for adjudication

If you can’t resolve your body corporate dispute through self resolution and conciliation, you may have to apply for adjudication. See what steps you need to take.

Adjudicators' decisions

Find out how to access past adjudicators’ decisions online.

Search of adjudicator and referee orders

Order and pay by Visa or MasterCard for search of adjudicator's order.

Further questions?

If you have further body corporate questions you can submit an enquiry or phone the information service on 1800 060 119 (freecall).

We cannot give legal advice or rulings—we can only give you general information on body corporate legislation.

Apply for adjudication

Complete the adjudication application online and then lodge it by post, fax or email.

Adjudication timeline

The adjudication process can be quite lengthy.

Once we receive your application, our dispute resolution coordinators review it and may ask you for more information. The other party will also be asked to comment on your application. These steps take time.

Once the application has been reviewed, and the other party has responded, the application is referred to an adjudicator. The average time from this referral to an order is 22 weeks.

To avoid this lengthy process, always try to resolve the dispute yourself first.

Learn more about the adjudication timeline.

Conciliation, adjudication and referee orders

Adjudication for body corporate disputes

Applying for adjudication

Adjudicators' decisions

Search of adjudicator and referee orders

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