The declaration of co-ownership is an essential document that governs the operation of a building under divided co-ownership. It consists of three parts: the Constituting act of co-ownership, the Description of the fractions and the By-laws of the immovable. This declaration can be amended for various reasons, whether practical, legal, or related to changes in community life. In some cases, such an amendment is even necessary. However, this exercise is far from simple: it is governed by specific rules, which vary depending on the part of the declaration in question, the nature of the proposed amendment, and its legal consequences.
To fully understand the amendment process, it is important to distinguish several key aspects, which we present in the following practical sub-fact sheets:
GOOD TO KNOW! For any proposed changes, it is strongly recommended that you consult a notary or lawyer experienced in co-ownership law to ensure the compliance of the procedure and the legal validity of the changes adopted.
