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In a strata title scheme, what does the term 'common property' refer to?

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A) Areas of the building and land outside the lots, owned collectively by all lot owners.

Common property in a strata scheme includes all areas of the building and land that are not part of individual lots, such as driveways, gardens, lobbies, and structural elements. All lot owners have shared ownership and responsibility for maintaining these areas through the owners corporation.

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A
Areas of the building and land outside the lots, owned collectively by all lot owners.
B
Land owned jointly by all of the ratepayers in the local council area.
C
Public spaces such as parks and footpaths that the local council maintains.
D
Commercial lots within the scheme that are available for lease to outside tenants.

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