The union vote all decisions concerning co-ownership (provisional budget, works...). These decisions are made in general meeting of co-owners.

The union can appeal to the court on behalf of the co-ownership against a third party (supplier, supplier, craftsman, etc.) or a co-owner. For example, in case of unpaid charges.

The union is created without formality. It exists from the moment that the ownership of a building or group of buildings is divided between at least 2 persons per lots.

Where the co-ownership is composed of several buildings, several secondary trade unions may coexist in addition to the main trade union.

The trade union shall be identified by name and registered office. The registered office is generally the seat of the place where the property is situated, unless the co-ownership rules indicates that this is the home of the condominium trustee.

All notifications, formal notice or meanings of interest to the union must be made at its headquarters or at the trustee's home.

Yeah. Yeah. The union is liable in particular for damage caused by a construction defect (for example, malfeasance) or lack of maintenance of the building in respect of the following persons:

• Co-owners
• The staff he employs (caretaker of the building, housekeeper...)
• Third parties (including tenants)

He may be held liable by one of those persons before the court.