Declaration of Co-ownership: Foundations, Obligations, and Updates

This activity will be offered in French only.

The declaration of co-ownership is the foundational legal document of any divided co-ownership, defining the rights and responsibilities of all parties. However, it is often misunderstood or misinterpreted, leading to management errors or disputes. A thorough understanding of its structure, essential clauses, modification possibilities, and legal implications is crucial for anyone involved in co-ownership governance.

This webinar offers a detailed yet accessible review of the declaration of co-ownership, supported by real-world examples and relevant case law.

Agenda Highlights :

 • Structure of a declaration of co-ownership

 Document breakdown, key sections, and their legal impact

 • What can be modified and how

 Amendment procedures, resolution types, and required majority thresholds

 • Key clauses to understand

 Jurisdiction, usage rights, maintenance—interpreting critical provisions

 • Interpretation: case law and common disputes

 Notable court decisions and areas of potential friction

Who Should Attend ?

This webinar is designed for co-ownership directors, managers, board members, engaged co-owners, and industry professionals looking to develop a deeper understanding of co-ownership declarations and their practical applications.

Panelists :

To be confirmed

Schedule : 

From 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM

Registration Process :

You can now register directly online by completing your payment.

For specific requests to use another payment method, please contact us at evenements@rgcq.org.

Please note that an additional $2 fee will be added to your bill to cover manual registration processing costs.

Cancellation and Refund Policy : You may cancel your registration up to 48 hours before the event to receive a full refund. After this period, no cancellations, credits, or refunds are possible.

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