Meeting Invitation in Risky Buildings

According to Article 15 of the Regulation on the Application of Risky Buildings, one or more of the property owners/right holders are required to convene a meeting with the other owners through a notary. In other words, the law, which does not prescribe any principles or procedures for unanimous agreement but rather prioritizes unanimous agreement, imposes a mandatory meeting if unanimous agreement is not reached. This mandatory element is the invitation of the other owners to a meeting through a notary. The amendment to the regulation on July 25, 2014, effectively abolished the requirement for owners to convene a meeting through a notary. Therefore, one or more owners can now invite other owners to a meeting without the need for a notary. It's important to remember that the removal of the notary invitation procedure does not remove the requirement for owners to be invited to a meeting. Owners must be invited to the meeting by hand, by registered letter with return receipt requested, or by a notary public to prove that the owners have been invited to the meeting.