Samkor, I refer to SMA Section 70. By-laws for regulation of subdivided building or land

Under subsection (2), A management corporation may, by special resolution, make additional by-laws or make amendments to such additional by-laws ......

Under subsection (3), The additional by-laws made under subsection (2) shall bind the management corporation and the proprietors, and any charges, lessee, tenant or occupier of a parcel to the same extent as if the additional by-laws -
  (a) had been signed or sealed by the management corporation, and each proprietor and each such charges, lessee, tenant or occupier, respectively; and
  (b) contained mutual covenants to observe, comply and perform all the provisions of these additional by-laws.
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Based on the above, my interpretation is that there is no DMC to be signed between the subsale buyer and developer or MC as the prevailing DMC then shall be enforceable against the new owner.

no idea
their slope more serious than cradleton

How could that pity in such age?

Imba. This thread everything also can complain. From gate to gutter to stairs to trees to grass ETC ETC. Can't imagine when VP

Boss trust me la. It's damn obvious that there will be stairs Or toothpick trees. It won't be left levelled up. But look more of a toothpick trees than stars because ecoworld later scared people complain again when neighbour uses the stairs to walk in front of neighbors house

Strata subsale buyers need to resign DMC.

Don't know. Xam Lan Jiu lo

Based on my interpretation, no such need is required. Anyway, I just chui shui. Better check with lawyer / during pre-VP briefing / talk time.

I am talking about this part. Tree on cement? New to me. Never see.

I am talking about this part. Tree on cement? New to me. Never see.

I signed before on subsale strata DMC.
Unless my lawyer con me for extra charges.

Wah Lau Eh

Can I safely say that Cradleton has gone viral? Good or bad, it's up to your own judgement. Can't catch up with the mounting posts.

Boss that one is where u put the water pressure thingy la. It's good that EW put it in a hidden place so it won't be an eye sore. What I meant was the part where there is not cement. There might be trees instead of stairs which actually makes more sense.

From the water meter to the soil are where the gap is. Feel so tire to talk to you.
Nvm la. I assume you answered my question.

Thanks Jason gor..  That's why I said Strata Act seems protecting the strata title property well. How about individual title then?

Nice sharing bro. Btw, you went in or it's from other source?

I signed before on subsale strata DMC.
Unless my lawyer con me for extra charges.

Samkor, Strata Act is another set of act which is different from Strata Management Act though it's related /make reference to the other act in some part.

My interpretation on the individual-titled development is that the DMC is merely a contract between the signing party and in the event there is a change in ownership the contractual terms in DMC cannot bind the new owner unless it signs on it.  Unlike stratified development whereby the DMC is under the framework of an act (ie SMA) which allows the rules to remain enforceable to the new owner as if it has signed the DMC. 

Anyway, the abovecis purely my worthless blow water opinion.

Samkor, Strata Act is another set of act which is different from Strata Management Act though it's related /make reference to the other act in some part.

My interpretation on the individual-titled development is that the DMC is merely a contract between the signing party and in the event there is a change in ownership the contractual terms in DMC cannot bind the new owner unless it signs on it.  Unlike stratified development whereby the DMC is under the framework of an act (ie SMA) which allows the rules to remain enforceable to the new owner as if it has signed the DMC. 

Anyway, the abovecis purely my worthless blow water opinion.