Can Apartment Dues Be Collected to a Personal Account?
Can Apartment Dues Be Collected to a Personal Account? — An important topic in apartment and residential complex management. You can find detailed information within the framework of the KMK and relevant legislation in this guide.
Legal Framework
Condominium Law No. 634 and Amendment No. 7579 dated May 22, 2026 form the legal infrastructure of apartment management. The rights and obligations of the manager and unit owners are regulated by this law.
Implementation Principles
- All decisions must be taken at the general assembly and recorded in the resolution book
- Transparency and documentation are essential
- Professional support minimizes the risk of errors
Common Mistakes
Lack of Documentation: Failure to document transactions creates evidentiary problems.
Ignorance of Legislation: Not keeping track of current regulations leads to legal sanctions.
KMK Article 20 — Common Expenses and Dues: "Unit owners are obligated to participate in the maintenance, repair and management expenses of common areas in proportion to their land shares." Enforcement proceedings can be initiated against a unit owner who does not pay dues. A monthly 5% late payment interest is applied for delayed dues. Dues debt passes to the new owner upon transfer of the apartment — the defense of "I bought the apartment, I am not responsible for the old debt" is invalid. The manager must post the dues debt list on the apartment notice board.
Legal Basis of Dues and Common Expenses
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Payment, Follow-Up and Sanctions
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