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Excessive use of voting rights by some co-owners. The abuse of majority assumes that the decision taken by co-owners (holding the majority of votes), during a vote in a meeting of co-owners, is not justified by the general interest of the co-owners, especially when the personal interest of certain co-owners is contrary to the common interest. Article 1103 of the Civil Code of Quebec recognizes the right of co-owners to contest a resolution (decision) voted or rejected at a meeting of co-owners, by invoking an "abuse of majority".
30/06/2024
The co-owners have a legal proceeding when they oppose decisions taken by the meeting of the co-owners. They generally seek to contest decisions they consider unjustified. In order to promote the stability of the decisions made at the meeting of co-owners, the legislator allows such recourse only in certain circumstances.…...
26/12/2023
The rules for voting in meeting of co-owners vary depending on the importance of the decision to be made. They require a complex calculations in order to determine whether a the required majority has been reached. To do so, you must make sure that the register of co-owners is up to date, and that the…...
08/07/2020
Vivre en copropriété requiert une certaine tolérance et d'être diplomate à ses heures. Les conflits entre copropriétaires et administrateurs peuvent, bien souvent, trouver leur apaisement dans la communication. Bien que ce soit parfois plus facile à dire qu'à faire, mieux vaut (à tout le moins) essayer cette avenue, au lieu…...