Statute of Limitations and Periods in Condominium Ownership
In how many years does a dues claim expire, and what are the litigation periods? We explain the statute of limitations and forfeiture periods in condominium ownership.
From dues tracking to Condominium Law, resident communication to board decisions — practical articles born from real experience.
In how many years does a dues claim expire, and what are the litigation periods? We explain the statute of limitations and forfeiture periods in condominium ownership.
What is the role of expert review and site inspection in apartment cases, and how does the process work? We explain evidence determination, expert reports and site inspection stages.
Records such as "usufruct" or "right of residence" (sükna) on a unit's title often surprise people. We explain these rights and their relationship with condominium ownership.
Works requiring large expenditure — elevator renewal, insulation, roof repair, façade — often arise. How many approvals are needed and must a dissenter pay? We explain based on KMK Art. 42-43.
In new buildings, units are often first sold with a "condominium easement" title. Once the building is completed, this title must be converted into "condominium ownership". We explain the transition step by step.
Which court hears condominium disputes, and when is mediation mandatory? We explain the competent court and types of actions in condominium disputes.
The manager has broad powers, but what is their liability in return? We explain the legal liability of the manager based on the KMK.
If a co-owner sells their share in a co-owned immovable, do the other co-owners have a right to intervene in the sale? The "preemption right" (şufa) comes into play. We explain the details.
When can a mortgage or attachment be placed on an independent unit, and what can be done for a dues debt? We explain these legal encumbrances and their link with condominium ownership.
The term "timeshare" (devremülk), often seen in holiday resorts, is often confused with normal apartment ownership. We explain the legal nature of timeshare and its difference from ordinary ownership.
How does condominium ownership work for an inherited unit? We explain title transfer, dues liability, voting rights and co-ownership among the heirs.
How many owners must approve to launch urban transformation in an earthquake-risk building? We explain risky building assessment, decision majority and the process under Law No. 6306.
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