Thursday, February 25, 2010

Compartment Syndrome More Condition_treatment

house condominium - Guide to the plane home and condominium

L'aumento di cubatura previsto dal piano casa, costituisce una materia di confronto con limitazioni e normative imposte dal codice civile, comuni e regolamento condominiale.
Partiamo dal codice civile: Gli articoli 1120 e 1122 vietano la realizzazione di opere che rechino danno alle parti comuni dell'edificio, che pregiudichino la stabilità e sicurezza del fabbricato, che ne alterino il decoro architettonico o che make certain parts of the building unfit for use or enjoyment of even one of the condominiums. In addition, Article 1127 prohibits the raising if the static conditions of the building do not. So it is good since the Civil Code which is above all the building regulations or zoning. If any of these conditions is violated, the house plan is not applicable. The
common: their power with regard to demands of the plan home, is limited to granting the DIA document that in all circumstances must be submitted by a qualified technician who will declare together with the application, the project complies national and regional planning rules and regulations building which vary from municipality to municipality.
The building regulations are in the final analysis. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the house plan is also applicable in relation to certain peculiarities:
- if the works are within normal restructuring, no building may object. If it is a work of extraordinary maintenance or innovation when they get the DIA, it requires the approval of the condominium and thousandths of approval vary depending on the project. If it is an innovation, such as the closure of a terrace, construction of new buildings, porches, just the consensus of 500 milliseconds. If, however, are 667 thousandths of a restructuring of the same. In
special case for the exclusive use of common parts, in which you want to use as housing, changing the intended use, it needs the recalculation of the tables micron, as well as the assembly that will have to unanimously approve the sale of the condominium to concerned.
Returning to the limits about the application of municipal housing plan, the building code once contemplated the possibility of extension, may impose limitations or restrictions on the choice of colors, use materials or construction techniques.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Where Is Pikachu On Silver?

defaulting tenant fails to pay the condominium fees

As is often brought to discussion in the Forum of Condominiolowcost.com, where the tenant fails to pay the condo fees are a reality Sadly today. The
sadly, was added because many of these cases are represented by the reality of families in the grip of unemployment, victims of the crisis and layoffs.
It 'true that, faced with such emergencies, the tenant household, to give priority to the costs of basic necessities, leaving the last condominium units. Now the owner is the victim of this situation will stall.
We shall now investigate the legal aspects of situations where the tenant becomes delinquent and fails to pay the condominium fees.
Requests forum to come in large part by the owners, who are wondering what are the risks and things to do, is very simple. The owner is the holder of the claim by the condominium about your tenant defaults on payments. This means that if the tenant fails to pay the condominium fees are paid by the owner who, if he refuse, it must also take responsibility for any legal expenses for an order that will implement the building through its authorized representative (the administrator) . The only protection that the owner has in similar situations is the resolution of the lease: if the amount of digits to the condominium has not paid an amount equal to or greater than two months rent, can make use of early termination of the contract.
E 'for this reason that the more times you read the Board to include the share multiple dwellings in small installments in rents.

Friday, February 12, 2010

Kates Playgroundstream

When the administrator is required to change

There is legislation of the Civil Code which provides that for apartment buildings over 4 units is required the administrator of the condominium.
A condominium can then manage themselves?
The answer is in principle yes, but what's the risk?
First of all there is to say that it is the administrator of the condominium a condominium willing to deal with the bills, is also the legal representative of the building. On it subject to rights of recourse for any claims and liability in the non-implementation of Assembly resolutions. This means that if it was decided to secure the building, and has instructed the administrator to obtain quotes for formulating an insurance policy and what was not done, the administrator shall pay an amount of liability to the condominium, and shall respond!
also should be noted that the constitution of the building, often associated with the implementation by the manufacturer, when they already started the contracts of utilities (electricity, water, Certification and fire extinguishers, elevator ... etc.) will have its time allocation of the tax code already done the same building. This tax code is the legal representative award year to year. The legal representative is the administrator, be it a condominium (willing) or a professional administrator. The registration of legal liability from the Inland Revenue, it also means the holder of the registration of the liability is notified irregularities and sanctions for breaches of the building tax. The building as we know, is withholding. This means that for providers subject to withholding tax, is required to pay (through the administrator or the condominium willing) the withholding tax within 16 days of the month following the payment and send to the 770 condominium and send the following year certification payments made to their suppliers.
this whole series of requirements is logically proportional to the number of users, services and anything else that is connected to the building: it is saying that the condo is more bigger, you will need to consult a professional administrator.
article Nicola Mancini - Director of Condominium