Abstract

The gloss discusses the issue of the form of proxy to vote at the general meeting of housing unit owners. This issue arouses doubts both in jurisprudence and in civil law literature. The Supreme Court view that a proxy to attend a meeting of a housing community and adopt resolutions does not require to be in the form of a notarial deed also when a resolution is to be recorded by a notary public has been considered right by the author. The gloss outlines arguments supporting such a view.