The Owners - Strata Plan No 20226 v North Sydney Council

The Owners Strata Plan No 20226 filed a notice of motion seeking an injunction to prevent the North Sydney Council from enforcing its decision to deny the applicant's application for approval of a strata title plan. The dispute was heard in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The applicant argued that the Council's decision was unreasonable and not in accordance with the relevant statutory provisions. The Council, on the other hand, argued that the applicant's application did not comply with the statutory requirements, and therefore, the decision to deny approval was reasonable.

The court was required to determine whether the Council's decision to deny the applicant's application for approval of a strata title plan was unreasonable and not in accordance with the relevant statutory provisions. The court also needed to determine whether the applicant's application complied with the statutory requirements.

The court held that the Council's decision to deny the applicant's application for approval of a strata title plan was not unreasonable and was in accordance with the relevant statutory provisions. The court found that the applicant's application did not comply with the statutory requirements, and therefore, the decision to deny approval was reasonable. The court further held that the applicant had not established a prima facie case for an injunction, and therefore, the applicant's notice of motion was dismissed. The court also held that the Council's notice of motion was dismissed, and the applicant was to pay the respondent's costs of the applicant's notice of motion. Finally, the court ordered that the exhibits may be returned.