Article 14. The Principal Right of Exclusive Use

(1) By the resolution of the general meeting, adopted with at least two-thirds of the votes of all condominium owners, the right of exclusive use over certain spaces of the common parts, whether perpetual or temporary, can be granted to a unit owner if it does not contradict the intended use of the space in the common parts (the principal right of exclusive use).

(2) The principal right of exclusive use is registered in the immovable property register. The legal provisions regarding real property rights apply correspondingly to the principal right of exclusive use.

(3) The holder of the principal right of exclusive use may grant the use of the space that is the subject of their right to third parties.

(4) The principal right of exclusive use may only be transferred to another condominium owner. The principal right of exclusive use may be mortgaged to another condominium owner or to third parties.

(5) The holder of the principal right of exclusive use freely exercises the rights provided in paragraphs (3) and (4), without the consent of the other condominium owners and without the application of any legal right of preemption.

(6) The juridical act by which the unit was disposed of extends to the principal right of exclusive use only if this effect has been expressly stipulated.