Voting Rights and Quorums in the Assembly of Unit Owners
Who casts how many votes in the assembly, and by what majority are decisions taken? We explain meeting and decision quorums based on the KMK.
From dues tracking to Condominium Law, resident communication to board decisions — practical articles born from real experience.
Who casts how many votes in the assembly, and by what majority are decisions taken? We explain meeting and decision quorums based on the KMK.
One of the toughest decisions apartment and complex managements face each year is the dues increase rate. Setting it too low leaves the budget short; setting it too high upsets the unit owners.
After the ministry circular, EV charging units installed in common areas are considered a "useful innovation" under KMK Art. 42; a decision can be made by the number-and-land-share (dual) majority of unit owners.
The board of unit owners is the most fundamental body of apartment and residential complex management. Which decision requires how many votes is often confused, and flawed decisions become the subject of annulment lawsuits.
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