Can a general assembly decision be challenged?
A co-owner can challenge a GA decision before the justice of the peace within 4 months.
Yes, the Belgian Civil Code allows any co-owner to challenge a general assembly decision.
Who can challenge?
- Co-owners who voted against
- Absent or unrepresented co-owners
- The syndic, in certain cases
- Irregularity in convocation
- Failure to observe quorum or majority rules
- Decision contrary to law or statutes
- Abuse of majority
- Fraud
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Legal references
Article 3.92 Civil Code — Challenging GA decisions
Related questions
What quorum is required for a general assembly?
The general assembly can only validly deliberate if certain quorum conditions are met.
What quorums are required for each type of majority in co-ownership?
Each decision at the general assembly requires a specific quorum and majority depending on its nature.
Disclaimer
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