Common Areas In Sites According To The Condominium Law
When establishing a condominium easement as a basis for condominium ownership, the land registry office requests a number of documents. Among these documents, the architectural project and management plan physically and legally; Article 4 of the Condominium Law legally shows the common areas.
Article 4 – The subject of common areas can be specified by contract. The following places and things are considered as common places in any case in accordance with this law.
1) Foundations and main walls, (Additional phrase: 14/11/2007-5711 S.K./2. mad) beams, columns and curtain walls forming the carrier system and other elements that are part of the carrier system, common walls separating independent sections, ceilings and floors, courtyards, general entrance doors, vestibules, staircases, elevators, landings, corridors and general toilets and sinks in these areas, janitor’s apartments or rooms, general laundry and laundry drying places, general coal cellars and common garages, nests and closed parts outside the independent section for the protection of electricity, water and gas clocks, heating rooms, wells and cisterns, general water tanks of the building, shelters,
2) Sewerage facilities and garbage channels, heating, water, gas and electricity facilities, common networks and antennas for telephone, radio and television, hot and cold air facilities,
3) Roofs, chimneys, common roof terraces, rain gutters, fire safety ladders.
Other places and things other than those listed above, but which are necessary for common use, protection or benefit are also included in the subject of (Common place).