Episode Synopsis "Why Owners Corporations Should be Careful with Indemnity Clauses in By-laws"

In this podcast, Sachs Gerace Lawyers’ Partner, Anne Fernando, talks about how owners corporations should be very careful with indemnity clauses in their by-laws, particularly with respect to, when they try to recover legal costs from lot owners.

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