s. 15 (5) A body corporate specified in an item in Schedule One must— (a) keep a record of its by-laws as in force for the time being; and (b) make a copy of the by-laws available for inspection by any person at the body corporate's address for service of documents during normal business hours; and (c) on application made by a person, and on payment of such reasonable fee (if any) as is fixed by the by-laws, give the person a copy of the by-laws then in force. (6) The by-laws specified in an item of Schedule One are binding on— (a) the body corporate specified in that item; and (b) the members of that body corporate; and (c) insofar as they prohibit certain acts, any other person in actual occupation of a primary allotment so specified as if the person were a member of that body corporate— and enure for the benefit of the body corporate and each member of the body corporate. (7) A body corporate incorporated by virtue of this Act and each member of such a body corporate is entitled to apply by summons to the Supreme Court for an order— (a) enforcing the performance of or restraining the breach of any by-law of the body corporate; or (b) awarding damages for any loss or damage arising out of the breach of any by-law of the body corporate— by any person on whom the by-law is binding.
(5) A body corporate specified in an item in Schedule One must— (a) keep a record of its by-laws as in force for the time being; and (b) make a copy of the by-laws available for inspection by any person at the body corporate's address for service of documents during normal business hours; and (c) on application made by a person, and on payment of such reasonable fee (if any) as is fixed by the by-laws, give the person a copy of the by-laws then in force. (6) The by-laws specified in an item of Schedule One are binding on— (a) the body corporate specified in that item; and s. 15 (b) the members of that body corporate; and (c) insofar as they prohibit certain acts, any other person in actual occupation of a primary allotment so specified as if the person were a member of that body corporate— and enure for the benefit of the body corporate and each member of the body corporate. (7) A body corporate incorporated by virtue of this Act and each member of such a body corporate is entitled to apply by summons to the Supreme Court for an order— (a) enforcing the performance of or restraining the breach of any by-law of the body corporate; or (b) awarding damages for any loss or damage arising out of the breach of any by-law of the body corporate— by any person on whom the by-law is binding.
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