Within an owners’ association, the adoption of resolutions on matters of ordinary and extraordinary administration is a central element of collective decision-making. Whether resolutions are adopted at an owners’ meeting or in writing by circular resolution, numerous requirements of the Austrian Condominium Act (WEG) must be observed. Otherwise, the resolution may be open to successful challenge. Thanks to their many years of experience, our attorneys know the pitfalls of the WEG and can support you both in drafting legally compliant resolutions and in challenging unlawful ones.
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Advice for Legally Compliant Decision-Making
The most important aspect of adopting a resolution is compliance with the provisions of the Austrian Condominium Act, whether in relation to formal requirements or statutory majority rules. Let our experts guide you through the decision-making process to ensure that the resolution is adopted in a legally compliant manner.
Legal Representation in the Event of a Challenge
Resolutions are often adopted in breach of the mandatory provisions of the WEG. The Condominium Act provides for specific time limits within which resolutions may be challenged. Let GIBEL ZIRM Attorneys at Law advise you on how to challenge unlawful resolutions in good time and avoid being bound by them. Our lawyers provide reliable support in assessing the prospects of success, preparing the challenge, and representing you in court proceedings.
Our Legal Support
The legal requirements governing the adoption and challenge of resolutions are complex. We advise condominium owners, property managers, and owners’ associations comprehensively on all issues relating to resolutions and represent you in the judicial enforcement or defense of your rights.
Whether you need support in adopting a valid resolution or in challenging a resolution that has already been passed, we are at your side with our legal expertise. Contact us – we will be happy to assist you with all questions relating to resolutions under the WEG.
