The statutory 30-day period depends on proper receipt. An objection to the manager is not a substitute for a court challenge or a stay request.
An owner may ask the district court where the condominium is located to cancel an unlawful general-meeting decision. Article 40 of the Condominium Ownership Management Act provides a 30-day period running from receipt under Article 16(7). Disagreement in a residents' chat does not replace court action.
Relevant issues may include notice, agenda, quorum, proxies, voting majority and the meeting's powers. Your absence alone does not make a decision unlawful. Identify a specific defect and supporting evidence.
Disputing the accuracy of minutes differs from seeking cancellation of a decision. An objection sent to the manager should not be assumed to suspend or extend the court deadline. Establish commencement from actual notification and the applicable rules, not simply the meeting date.
Filing the application does not stay the decision unless the court orders otherwise. If spending or other action may cause difficult-to-reverse consequences, consider a stay expressly. Do not wait for debt-enforcement papers before checking your position.
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