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Commission rejects limit on the difference between condo fees

04/02/2012

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The Urban Development Commission on Wednesday rejected a proposal that sets a ceiling for the difference between the condo fees in the same enterprise. By bill (PL 5252/09) Mr Leonardo Quintao (PMDB-MG), the difference between the rate of the largest and the smallest unit of a condominium shall be a maximum of 30%.

The Rapporteur, Mr Roberto Britto (PP-BA), recommended the rejection of the proposal. The congressman argues that, currently, the division of costs is proportional to the condominium called ideal fraction (part of the common area calculated from the size of each unit of a condominium). "In practical terms, who owns most private area also has a greater commitment to the common area."

The congressman believes the current rule just because it divides the expenses according to the size of the property. The limitation proposed by Leonardo Quintao, he said, would be unfair to the investors who own smaller properties.
The rapporteur also explained that current legislation already allows that conventions establish other forms of condominium for the apportionment calculations, allowing the application of the rule in project, if any interest of shareholders.

Conduct
The proposal, which is being processed in conclusive character, will still be considered by the Committee on Constitution and Justice and Citizenship.


Source: The Day on Line

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