POTENTIAL NEED FOR JUDICIAL ACTION
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❓ Identified Question
"Is it necessary to go to court to resolve the dispute regarding the inclusion of the yard in the autonomous fraction in horizontal property?"
🎯 Direct Answer
It may be necessary to go to court if the condominium owner continues to contest the assembly's decision and no agreement is reached between the parties.
Legal Basis: Artigo 1421.º do Código Civil View on DRE
Official Documentation
📋 Context & Applicability
The necessity to go to court depends on the continued contestation by the condominium owner.
The inclusion of the yard in the autonomous fraction generally must be approved by the condominium assembly, but a refusal by a condominium owner may lead to litigation.
- Verify whether the minutes of the assembly were duly registered.
- Consult a lawyer to assess the feasibility of judicial action.
✅ Technical Checklist
- Gather documentation of the assembly and the minutes.
- Confirm the position of the other condominium owners regarding the yard.
Applicability depends on how the condominium owner contested the decision.
Legal Notice
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