Maltese condominium law from a comparative European perspective

Abstract

This term paper outlines the fundamental principles of a condominium. It aims to present effective remedies following comparative analyses between the Maltese Law and the European Law while considering the jurisprudence. Notwithstanding, the legal basis for establishing a condominium, various difficulties arise in terms of the effectiveness and conformity. Throughout this thesis disputes between the owners are evaluated, and reference is made to various judgements discussing the several theories. Observation has been carried out regarding the concept of the condominium, and the legal formalities including the Land Registry.

This term paper examines the appointment of an administrator in a Condominium who has a fundamental role in the meeting of the condomini. Consequently, this person may prevent conflicts and facilitate the management of the common areas. A thorough study through jurisprudence has been executed concerning the rules and regulations that are of paramount importance as these specify the rights and obligations of the condomini. The aim of this dissertation is to reflect the disputes of the Condomini from the perspective of an Administrator and also as a co-owner in being responsible collectively. Therefore, this study highlights the role of an administrator and the rights and obligations of the condomini on the subject of the maintenance responsibility. This dissertation leads to recommendations for future legislation.