Clear answers to the questions behind important decisions.
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Scaffolding needs do not permit unauthorised entry. Document necessity, agree limited access or assess the applicable administrative procedure.
Read article →Check whether the statutory gated-complex regime applies and what agreement is registered against the apartment before accepting recurring fees.
Read article →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.
Read article →A shared roof is not solely the top-floor owner's expense. Distinguish necessary and urgent repairs and preserve evidence for reimbursement.
Read article →Furniture does not change approved use. Check the design, lawful-use documents and feasibility of residential conversion before purchase.
Read article →A separate door does not make a room an independent property. Determine whether it is an accessory, common part or lawfully separate unit.
Read article →Age alone does not make a building legally tolerated. Check construction date, permissibility and whether the certificate covers today's building.
Read article →Nearby houses or electricity do not authorise residential construction. Check land use, planning restrictions and any required conversion procedure.
Read article →Frontage on a planned street does not guarantee usable access or utilities. Check implementation, temporary roads and infrastructure costs.
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