Jyuyojiko Setsumeisho (Important Points Explanation): Condominium BuildingJyuyojiko Setsumeisho (Important Points Explanation): Condominium Building As for the Important Points Explanation for a building that is a subject of unit ownership (a condominium building), only the parts that differ significantly from those for sales of "buildings with land and land" or those that are specific to condominiums will be listed with notes. Description of Real Estate Building and Its Site The general information on the property is provided in this section. The above sample, the following are written: Building
Rights Related to a Building or Its Site and Matters Related to the Management and Use of These Rights (1) Type and description of rights to the site In the above sample, the type and description are as follows:
Glossary of Terms Rights to the site: Ownership, superficies, or leasehold rights recorded in the land registry that cannot be disposed of separately from the building or attached building (the right to use the building site to own the exclusive use portion of a condominium building) (2) Provisions of the rules and regulations regarding common areas In the above sample, the provisions are as follows:
Note: In the event of a defect in the piping and other equipment in the common areas, the question may arise as to whether the owner of the exclusive area (condominium unit owner) bears the cost of repairing such defects. It is important to carefully check the contents of the common area rules and regulations. (3) Provisions of the rules and regulations concerning restrictions on the use of the exclusive area and other uses In the above sample, the provisions are as follows:
Use for business purposes such as offices is prohibited (Article O of the attached Management Regulations) Keeping dogs, cats, etc. is prohibited (Article O of the attached Management Regulations and Bylaws). Note:
In condominiums, rules and regulations to be followed by all residents are stipulated in the management rules and detailed regulations for use. These management rules are considered the law of the condominium. Parking lots are often the site where pet problems occur. It is necessary to carefully check the use of the parking lot and whether or not pets are allowed in the parking lot. Comments are closed.
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