The main real estate shall be managed by the board of condominium owners and the management style shall be decided by this board, without prejudice to the mandatory provisions of the laws. The board of condominium owners shall convene not less than once a year at the times specified in the management plan, or if no such time is specified, within the first month of each calendar year. The board of condominium owners convenes with more than half of the condominium owners in terms of number and land share and decides by majority of votes. Each condominium owner has a single voting right, regardless of the land share ratio.
As a result, the right to vote in the general assembly of condominium owners is recognised to the condominium owner.
Can I Attend the Board of Condominium Owners Meeting as a Tenant?
The condominium law does not require only to be a condominium owner in order to vote at the condominium owners’ meeting. The condominium owner may send someone else to the meeting by proxy to vote and express his/her opinions. The proxy has the powers and rights of the principal at the meeting.
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