Post by account_disabled on Feb 27, 2024 8:35:39 GMT
The Provincial Court of Madrid orders the demolition of the works that were carried out without the consent of the Community of Owners
The Provincial Court of Madrid ratifies the illegality of the reforms carried out by the owner of the top floor of a building in the Community of Madrid , who, without the unanimous consent of the Community of owners , transformed a non-trafficable low-deck community space to incorporate it into your home .
With the work carried out, the convicted person illegally Argentina Mobile Number List occupied a communal space, transforming said surface of approximately 30 square meters into two bedrooms and a bathroom, and incorporated three windows . Furthermore, the construction carried out affected the common elements of the property, such as the façade, load-bearing walls, walls, slabs and downspouts, and damaged the stability of the building.
The Provincial Court has rejected the appeal filed by the convicted person against the lower court ruling, ratifying the appealed sentence, which declared the illegality of the works and the occupation of the space and condemned the owner to demolish them.
The works do not ensure the stability of the building
The plaintiff, owner of the interior floor of the property, submitted a request for indefinite private use (use and enjoyment) of the basement of the building. The Community of Owners denied said request at the Ordinary General Meeting. However, the owner, despite the rejection of the request, proceeded to carry out renovations in the aforementioned home.
The Provincial Court of Madrid ratifies the illegality of the reforms carried out by the owner of the top floor of a building in the Community of Madrid , who, without the unanimous consent of the Community of owners , transformed a non-trafficable low-deck community space to incorporate it into your home .
With the work carried out, the convicted person illegally Argentina Mobile Number List occupied a communal space, transforming said surface of approximately 30 square meters into two bedrooms and a bathroom, and incorporated three windows . Furthermore, the construction carried out affected the common elements of the property, such as the façade, load-bearing walls, walls, slabs and downspouts, and damaged the stability of the building.
The Provincial Court has rejected the appeal filed by the convicted person against the lower court ruling, ratifying the appealed sentence, which declared the illegality of the works and the occupation of the space and condemned the owner to demolish them.
The works do not ensure the stability of the building
The plaintiff, owner of the interior floor of the property, submitted a request for indefinite private use (use and enjoyment) of the basement of the building. The Community of Owners denied said request at the Ordinary General Meeting. However, the owner, despite the rejection of the request, proceeded to carry out renovations in the aforementioned home.