This volume presents a comprehensive work, featuring extensive case law and contrasting opinions, aimed at assisting legal practitioners in matters related to the law of condominium ownership.
In practical application, problems often arise that, if not resolved through case law, require the guidance of legal theory to address them; therefore, recourse has been made to legal theory where necessary.
The book analyzes the institution of condominium ownership, which is used as an umbrella term encompassing both horizontal and vertical property rights, and which constitutes a particularly complex area of property law due to its incomplete regulation in the law and the subordinate legal provisions governing it.
Efforts have been made to present the institution of condominium ownership in an accessible manner. Nine chapters cover the concept, nature, and general principles of condominium ownership, its establishment, its operation, the condominium manager, the condominium regulation, specific issues of the institution, the expansion of the building within the scope of condominium ownership, its dissolution, and finally, the procedural issues that may arise.
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