210 Swiss Civil Code of 10 December 1907

210 Code civil suisse du 10 décembre 1907

Art. 712m 1. Competence and legal status

1 In addition to those rights stipulated in other provisions, the assembly of condominium owners has the following rights in particular:

1.
to decide on all administrative matters outside the administrator’s remit;
2.
to appoint the administrator and supervise his or her activities;
3.
to elect a committee or person to whom it may delegate administrative matters, including in particular the tasks of advising the administrator, superintending his or her management activities, and reporting and making recommendations to the assembly on such matters;
4.
to approve the budget, accounts and division of costs among the condominium owners each year;
5.
to establish a renovation fund for maintenance and renovation;
6.
to safeguard the building against fire and other risks and to take out the customary liability insurance and, furthermore, to require any condominium owner who has fitted his or her unit out at extraordinary expense to pay an additional premium unless he or she has arranged supplementary insurance for his or her own account.

2 In the absence of any specific provisions in the law, the assembly of condominium owners and its delegates are subject to the provisions on governing bodies of associations and challenges to resolutions of associations.

Art. 712l III. Exercice des droits civils

1 La communauté acquiert, en son nom, les avoirs résultant de sa gestion, notamment les contributions des copropriétaires et les disponibilités qui en sont tirées, comme le fonds de rénovation.

2 Elle peut, en son nom, actionner ou être actionnée en justice, ainsi que poursuivre et être poursuivie.569

569 Nouvelle teneur selon l’annexe ch. 2 de la LF du 24 mars 2000 sur les fors, en vigueur depuis le 1er janv. 2001 (RO 2000 2355; FF 1999 2591).

 

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