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Owners' meeting

September 21, 2011 | 30,00 EUR | answered by Steffan Schwerin

Dear Sir or Madam,

Several years ago, I joined a civil law partnership. This partnership acquired a condominium for rental purposes. In the land register, all partners were registered as owners with the note "in civil law partnership".

I have already terminated my participation in the partnership as of 31st December 2008. Since the settlement has not yet taken place, I am still registered as a co-owner in the land register.

Question: Who should be invited to the owners' meeting by the property management company and who is eligible to vote during the owners' meeting?
a) the partnership
b) the partnership and myself
c) the owners registered in the land register

I assume that the property manager is not informed about my withdrawal from the civil law partnership.

Steffan Schwerin

Dear questioner,

I will answer the questions you have asked, taking into account the circumstances described and your input, as follows:

In principle, all owners registered in the land register must be invited.

Your departure from the BGB company must still be noted in the land register if you are no longer the owner.

The property management is not obligated to verify this.

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