I joined the Condominium Association because I’m very concerned about my ownership rights in my condominium. Now, with the project drawn up by the developers’ advisors, they give them too much flexibility without responsibility, and all of this is at our expense, the condominium owners.
Bill 24,640, which was passed suddenly and in such haste last November, allows our ownership rights in the condominium regime to be modified solely by a majority decision. Even more disastrous, they want to do it retroactively, affecting a lot of people. It’s absurd. I did my research, reviewed the National Registry, bought a property, and now they want to introduce a law that allows my condominium to be merged, merged, or divided with other condominiums or even properties, thus changing my private ownership rights by majority decision, without my consent. It’s outrageous. I would never have bought a condominium property if I had imagined this outrage.
My property has a property index registered in the National Registry of 1.8%, and if they combine it with who knows what, I’ll end up with 0.5%, for example. Of course, this changes my property rights and represents a clear violation of my fundamental rights. When I acquired my property, I did so with the expectation that my investment would remain stable and secure.
The corresponding characteristics of my property and property index were a determining factor in my purchase decision. Now, with the proposed law, they intend to radically alter those conditions, without my consent. What is this?
