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Housing company maintenance expenses
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Housing company management
Housing company management
Articles of association
Share register and registering ownership
Shareholders’ meeting
The board of directors
Audit
Protesting against or voiding a decision
Take over
Grounds for taking possession of an owner apartment by the housing company
Procedure for taking possession of an owner apartment by the housing company
Repairs and maintenance
Maintenance liability
Report on maintenance needs
Shareholder’s alteration work
Shareholder’s liability for damages
Notification of maintenance and alteration work
Housing company renovation projects
Housing company finances
Charges for common expenses
Compensation
Equal division
Housing company maintenance expenses

Housing company management

The Limited Liability Housing Companies Act states that the management of a housing company, i.e. the property manager and the members of the housing company board, is obliged to act with due care and promote the interests of the housing company. However, the decision-making body, i.e. the shareholders’ meeting, sets a number of limitations to what management is allowed to do.

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The Limited Liability Housing Companies Act states that the management of a housing company, i.e. the property manager and the members of the housing company board, is obliged to act with due care and promote the interests of the housing company. However, the decision-making body, i.e. the shareholders’ meeting, sets a number of limitations to what management is allowed to do.