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The recognised right to maintain a construction or use in compliance before the coming into force of a new law or regulation. Thus, despite the the new legal framework prohibiting what was once permitted, the construction or use does not become derogatory, because of the existence of an acquired right. This right is attached to the property and not to the owner. In addition, there may be forfeiture or loss of acquired rights for various causes such as a change of use, non-use or partial or total destruction of the immovable.
23/11/2023
The divided co-ownership of a building is not necessarily intended to last for eternity. The end of the co-ownership, and therefore the dissolution and liquidation of the syndicate, is justifiable, for various reasons. The dissolution of a co-ownership leads to a liquidation process. This process is regulated by articles 1108 and 1109 of the Civil…...
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09/08/2022
Our declaration of co-ownership provides that the gardens are common portions for restricted use, like the balconies. One of the co-owners, having the exclusive use of a garden, has taken the initiative over the years to make improvements (e.g.: addition of flowerbeds, removal of certain parts of the turf, addition…...