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Under the Community Titles Act 1996 (SA), how does a community title scheme differ from a strata title scheme?

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A) It allows more flexible schemes, including tiered primary, secondary and tertiary corporations

The Community Titles Act 1996 provides a more flexible framework than strata titles, allowing tiered community schemes (primary, secondary, tertiary) suitable for larger mixed-use developments with layered management structures.

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A
It allows more flexible schemes, including tiered primary, secondary and tertiary corporations
B
Community title can be used only for commercial and industrial developments, never for homes
C
Community title schemes operate without any corporation or body corporate at all
D
Community title is available only for large developments with more than 100 lots in total

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