Condominium property comprises two conditions that impact on the owners property, even without being specific in her will and other properties are not automatic:
1 .- There are common costs to be covered by the owners of an unavoidable
2 .- These common costs are unavoidable tax rate and preferential legal and acquiring a subsidiary is forced solidarity.
The Act Regulating Condominium (7933) states that (Article 13) "The owners are required to cover administrative expenses, maintenance, and operation of services and goods common. The waiver, express or implied, to the use and enjoyment of common property will not relieve the tenant of their obligations regarding the conservation, reconstruction of such property, or payment of maintenance fees, or any obligation under the scheme ".
These common costs, once approved by the Assembly are required not to be excused from payment under any circumstances.
2 .- These common costs are an unavoidable legal tax rate and preferential and the acquirer a branch is forced solidarity. The legal charge for late fees is implicit common expenses of any subsidiary. In case of sale, the law states that (Article 21): "Should the purchaser be in default of the subsidiary is deemed to obligor by the amount certified (Article 20)"
If subsidiary has old debt, the new owner is a joint debtor of them, ie, it must pay like it was the owner.
As you can see has a huge relevance to obtain, through the vendor, a certification of the administration, that the subsidiary is a day to not be forced to pay foreign obligations.
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