The questions below offer a general framework on proxy voting at the condominium owners’ assembly, the binding force of the management plan, debts for common expenses, and intervention in common areas. In a specific case, time limits, documents and the regulations in force are assessed separately.
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Can a vote be cast by proxy at the condominium owners’ assembly?
Yes; representation is possible, but the limits on representation in the Condominium Ownership Law and the management plan apply together.
The specific contract, business model, regulations of the relevant authorities and the legislation in force on the date of the transaction should be reviewed separately.
Is an apartment building or housing estate management plan binding on all owners?
Provided it does not contravene the law, the management plan is the basic document that binds condominium owners and their successors with respect to the manner of management, the purpose of use and the principles concerning management.
The specific contract, business model, regulations of the relevant authorities and the legislation in force on the date of the transaction should be reviewed separately.
What can be done against a condominium owner who does not pay the common expenses?
The manager or other right holders may resort to enforcement proceedings and lawsuits in accordance with the statutory conditions; the delay compensation and the basis of the debt are calculated separately.
The specific contract, business model, regulations of the relevant authorities and the legislation in force on the date of the transaction should be reviewed separately.
Can a condominium owner intervene in a common area on their own?
As a rule, the decision and consent requirements of the law apply to substantial changes in common areas; the nature of the intervention and the management plan must be examined.
The specific contract, business model, regulations of the relevant authorities and the legislation in force on the date of the transaction should be reviewed separately.