Questions
Can we split this expense equally across all owners?
How to explain ownership-share rules, exceptions, and decisions when residents dispute expense allocation.
The base rule is that common expenses follow ownership share. Exceptions appear when the title, approved regulation, actual use, common areas used only by some owners, or lifts justify another criterion. The criterion must be clear before collection.
Condo keeps units, ownership shares, budget, decision, and collection linked so every amount has a clear origin.
What this means
Article 1424 sets ownership share as the rule for conservation, use of common areas, and common-interest services. Exceptions need a basis: approved regulation, specified criterion, exclusive use of some common areas, or lifts serving only some units. Condo links budget, criterion, units, minutes, and collection.
Points to confirm
- The base rule is proportional to each unit's value.
- Exceptions should explain the title, regulation, use, exclusive common area, or applicable lift.
In the operation
When entering an expense, the administrator sees criterion, covered units, ownership-share amounts, and collection message.
Trust risk
When the criterion is not visible, the collection looks arbitrary even if a prior decision exists.
Sources
See Condo in operation
Show one expense allocated by ownership share with budget, minutes, and collection linked.
In the demo, we use a real workflow to show how fees, bank records, receipts, documents, and communication stay in the same context.
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