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A situation in which a co-owner cannot legally exercise at the general meeting all his voting rights. This reduction may have the objective of avoiding, in some circumstances, that one co-owner owning the majority of the fractions and of the votes controls the meeting of the co-owners in a manner detrimental to the minority co-owners.
27/12/2023
The right to vote is the very foundation of a democracy. The citizens who are part of it can thus express their will in an election. In principle, this right is equal among all voters. In effect, it is equivalent to "one person, one vote", which means that all the…...
25/07/2016
The right to vote is recognized as an essential element of any modern society, and as such, co-owners cannot be deprived of it except as provided in the law. In addition, each co-owner has, in principle, at the meeting a number of votes proportional to the relative value of his…...