(1) An owner has to inform the association of its contact details, particularly its phone number and email address, if available. (2) If the domicile/residence (in the case of an individual) or registered office (in the case of a legal entity) of the owner is…

(1) If the association has not been subjected to an external audit in the last two financial years, any three owners (hereinafter referred to as initiating owners) may enter into a contract for the audit of the association or certain areas of its activities. Only…

(1) Owners are entitled to obtain information regarding the activities of the association from its administrator and to access its documents. (2) The association’s administrator must respond to requests within one week. For requests requiring complex legal or technical assessment, the timeframe extends to one…

(1) Every association is bound to register on the e-Condominium platform and to annually place the summary sheet on the platform, which then becomes accessible to the public. (2) An association may request service providers to the association and providers of intermediated services to place…

(1) An association managing a residential condominium must maintain a summary sheet of the association (hereinafter referred to as the summary sheet), which includes the information set out in paragraph (2). The association must update the summary sheet after the annual general meeting, but no…

(1) Unless otherwise provided by the general meeting’s resolution, an association must maintain an online platform that can be accessed at any time by owners to freely access at least the following documents in text form: a) the charter of the association with all amendments,…

(1) Documents issued by the association or its bodies, including minutes and invoices, must indicate: a) the name and address of the association; b) the association’s email address; c) the name and phone number of the association’s administrator; d) if applicable, the name, email address,…

(1) An association may insure the common parts against any risk of damage if there is a general meeting approval. The resolution on selecting the insurer is within the authority of the general meeting and is passed at the same meeting at which the decision…

(1) Under the law, the association’s claims against an owner arising from its status as a condominium owner are deemed second-ranking privileged claims, for the purposes of Article 145 of the Enforcement Code No. 443/2004. (2) The association’s lien is limited to an amount equal…

(1) A person who, under this law, convenes a general meeting is entitled to designate a notary, a bailiff, or an attorney (hereinafter referred to as the “authorized person”) who will perform the functions of the secretary of the general meeting. In this case, it…