Decision quorum (voting majority) (Karar yeter sayısı)
Also known as: majority vote, unanimity, four-fifths, oy çokluğu
Definition
The majority of votes required for a decision of the owners' assembly to be validly taken under Turkish condominium law.
Unless otherwise specified in the law, the assembly decides by a majority of the votes of those attending. Some important decisions, however, require a qualified majority or unanimity; for example, amending the management plan requires the votes of four-fifths of all unit owners.
Which matter is subject to which majority is set out in the law and the management plan; checking these ratios before important decisions reduces the risk of a later annulment lawsuit.
In CasaX
In CasaX surveys you can weight votes per unit or by land share; the result shows the trend, while the official decision is taken at the assembly meeting.
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