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Agreements of the General Meeting can be judicially opposed in the following cases: · When they are against Law or Statutes of the Community of owners. Agreements of the General Meeting can be judicially opposed in the following cases: · When they are against Law or Statutes of the Community of owners. · When they seriously damage the interests of the own Community or those of one or some owners. · When they suppose a serious damage to any owner who is not obliged to bear it or they have been adopted with abuse of process. Only those owners who had negatively voted in the General Meeting, other those who were absent for any reason and those who had been improperly removed of their right to vote, can judicially oppose the agreements. The owner must be updated on their payments to the Community or to firstly deposit in the Courts any due amount.. The deadline to oppose these agreements is of 3 months after the agreement was met by the owners´ meeting, except for those agreements that infringe either Law or Statutes of the Community of Owners, in these cases the deadline for opposition is of 1 year. It could be convenient to ask a lawyer about the convenient legal action . The Minutes of General Meeting of Owners. The agreements of the general Meeting of owners must be written on an official book of Minutes, this book is approved by the Land Registry where the building is registered. The minutes of each meeting must contain · The date and place of holding. · The promoters of the holding · Mentions to the Ordinary or extraordinary character of the meeting and if first or second call. · A list of all the assistants, their respective shares and the owners who are being represented by others, with indication of their shares. · The Agenda. · The agreements adopted, indication, in case that it was relevant for the validity of the agreement, of the owners´ names who voted in favour or against those agreements, and their shares. The minutes must be finished with the signatures of the President and the Secretary that same day or within the following ten natural days. The minutes of the meetings must be sent to all the owners at the addresss designed by them, if address is unknown, they will be sent to the apartment which belongs to the Community or in the notice-board. The defects of the minutes can be corrected if expresses unmistakably the date and place of holding , the present owners, in person or by representation, and the agreements met, with the indication of the votes in favour or against. The correction must be made before the following General meeting of the owners, that must ratify the corrected version. The Secretary must keep the books of minutes of the Meeting of owners. Likewise he must keep, during a period of time of 5 years, the calls, communications, powers of representations and the rest of important documents of the meetings. |
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