The Request for Inclusion of Questions

Application pratique:

Under this case law, a request to add an item to the meeting agenda must be made within six days of receiving the notice. The co-owner here is too late, so the refusal is legally valid. To avoid this, always note the exact date of receipt and send your request by recorded delivery within the six-day limit. If you miss the deadline, you cannot force inclusion and may waste time and money on a failed challenge.

Application pratique:

Because the landlord acted promptly and complied with the six-day rule confirmed by this decision, their resolution was validly included. This allowed the works to be debated and approved, avoiding later disputes. To replicate this success, always check the date you received the meeting notice and send your agenda request by recorded delivery within six days. Quick action safeguards your interests and keeps your rental plans on track.

Application pratique:

New co-owners often overlook the strict six-day deadline for agenda additions established by this case law. Missing it means the issue cannot be raised at that meeting, potentially delaying urgent repairs. To prevent this, always read the AGM notice immediately and contact the syndic within the first week if you need an item added. Use recorded delivery for proof, and seek early legal advice if unsure about procedure.