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    QUORUM FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF AN ADMINISTRATOR AND ALTERATION OF SIGNATURES

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    ❓ Identified Question

    "What is the required quorum for the appointment of an administrator and for the alteration of signatures on the condominium's bank accounts?"

    🎯 Direct Answer

    For the appointment of an administrator, generally only a constitutive quorum is required. For the alteration of signatures, the bank may require a deliberative quorum, depending on its internal policy.

    Legal Basis: Artigo 1431.º e 1432.º do Código Civil View on DRE

    Official Documentation

    ARTIGO 1431.ºCÓDIGO CIVIL

    📋 Context & Applicability

    The appointment of an administrator requires a constitutive quorum, whereas the alteration of signatures may depend on a deliberative quorum, according to the bank's policy.

    The condominium assembly may deliberate on the administration of the condominium with the minimum presence of condominium owners as stipulated in the Civil Code.

    • Verify the minutes of the assembly to confirm the deliberation regarding the administration.
    • Consult the bank about the specific requirements for the alteration of signatures.

    ✅ Technical Checklist

    • Confirm the absence of notification of the assembly.
    • Gather a power of attorney for the alteration of signatures.
    • Notify the assembly about the refusal to assume the administration.
    Applicability depends on confirmation of the deliberative quorum required by the bank.
    The 90-day period to contest decisions begins from the moment the decisions became known.

    Legal Notice

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    The content is specific to Portuguese law and may not apply to other jurisdictions.

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