Is a multi-family house only accepted when all owners agree?

Good day.
I will soon be moving into a new condominium unit in a multi-family house (5 units), which BT will hand over to us turnkey.
I am now interested in whether I can move in if one of the owners refuses acceptance during the handover (because, for example, they find something wrong with the [community property]).
Do all owners have to accept the [community property] (protocol), or how does something like this work?
And how is it with the [separate property]? Surely each owner can move in if they are satisfied with their apartment.

Thank you
erika

And how is it with the special property? Surely any owner can move in here if they are satisfied with their apartment.

Parts of your apartment are, by the way, also common property ;) Just get advice from a professional. Even with new threads, there will be no really new insights.

Just get advice from a professional. Even with new threads, there won't be any real new insights.

+1

This requirement already existed in the old threads, also with clear references to the GE:

Below post #19:


Legally, the structuring of the "acceptance of the common property" (-> which one could simply feed to Google machines...) is a really tough nut to crack that needs drilling...

Without knowledge of the contract and the declaration of division, the discussion is pointless and futile anyway ... :rolleyes: