Invitation to Meetings Regarding Risky Buildings

According to Article 15 of the Regulation on the Implementation of Risky Buildings, it is mandatory for one or more of the co-owners/right holders to invite the other co-owners to a meeting through a notary public. In other words, while the law does not specify any principles or meeting procedures regarding unanimous agreement, it mandates a meeting if unanimous agreement cannot be reached. This mandatory element is the invitation of the other co-owners to the meeting through a notary public. With the amendment to the regulation on July 25, 2014, effective from that date, the obligation to invite co-owners to the meeting through a notary public has been removed. Therefore, one or more co-owners can now invite the other co-owners to the meeting without the need for a notary public. It is important to remember that the removal of the notary public invitation procedure does not eliminate the obligation to invite co-owners to the meeting. Co-owners must still be invited to the meeting by hand, by registered mail, or through a notary public so that proof of invitation can be obtained.