Key Takeaways
- Match the unit's common-property ratio to the title, owner register and voting list.
- Obtain regulations, notices, agendas, attendance lists, proxy forms and signed minutes.
- Confirm that the proxy is written, eligible and limited as required by current law and regulations.
- Check who controls unsold units and whether related-party contracts or conflicts were disclosed.
- Ask counsel which resolutions require special thresholds and whether registration or challenge deadlines apply.
Check voting share, proxy validity, meeting records and conflicts before relying on condominium governance.
Protect Your Condo Voting Rights
Condominium decisions can change budgets, common property and major works. A buyer should understand the unit's voting share and how attendance, proxies, quorum and recorded resolutions work before the next dispute.
Governance checklist
- Match the unit's common-property ratio to the title, owner register and voting list.
- Obtain regulations, notices, agendas, attendance lists, proxy forms and signed minutes.
- Confirm that the proxy is written, eligible and limited as required by current law and regulations.
- Check who controls unsold units and whether related-party contracts or conflicts were disclosed.
- Ask counsel which resolutions require special thresholds and whether registration or challenge deadlines apply.
Use the AGM and budget guide, governance dispute guide, juristic documents and buying support.
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Fact-check flags
Voting shares, proxy eligibility, quorum, thresholds, meeting validity and remedies depend on current law, registered regulations and facts. Verify the complete meeting file with independent Thai counsel.
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