Condominium Fees Partition More and more people living in Australia own a home in Italy, either because they bought it or inherited it. As is well known, unlike Australia, most homes are located in condominiums. Therefore, the owner will have to address the issue of condominium fees and their distribution among all owners. In Italy, the distribution of condominium fees is often a source of dispute among condominium owners, although the law provides three clear criteria to be

The right of every condominium owner to inspect and obtain copies of condominium management documents is now a well-established principle: it is not a mere courtesy, but a right recognized by both legislation and case law. This article clearly and thoroughly explains what a condominium owner can request, the limitations that may be placed on their request, and the obligations of the administrator.   1. Essential Regulatory Framework The condominium reform (Law No. 220/2012) c

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Many Australians own homes in Italy, either because inhedited from a family member or relative, or because they have purchased. Many of these homes are located in condominiums. Therefore, owners often are faced with face condominium-related issues, such as renovations or damages. One of these issues concerns the partition of costs for balcony renovations. Here is a recent ruling that clarified some aspects of the partition of costs for balcony safety. The recent decision of t