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Number of votes required (and sometimes the number of co-owners) for a decision to be taken and for a resolution to be adopted at a general meeting of co-owners. Current decisions are taken by an absolute majority of votes of the co-owners present or represented at the meeting. Some of the more important decisions are taken by an enhanced majority or a double majority. These majorities cannot be modified by the declaration of co-ownership.
25/07/2024
During a recent co-owners' meeting, the president of the meeting distributed post-it notes and asked the co-owners to write their unit number and the names of five people of their choice to form the board of directors, which consists of five members. This is the first time I have encountered…...
23/07/2024
Question: Can a meeting of co-owners take a regular decision despite the abstention of many co-owners present? How should these absentees be dealt with (a vote for or against)? And what about accounting for abstentions when board members vote? Answer: Abstaining is a matter of concern in any democracy. Co-ownership is no exception to…...
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…...