The Supreme Court in United Civil Sections (n.18477 with the decision of August 9, 2010) has changed its jurisprudence, stating that "the thousandth tables must not be approved with the unanimous consent of the owners, having enough qualified majority under Article. 1139 cc.
This is also in view of the fact that the tables are usually attached to the thousandth house rules, which approval may actually take place in the majority and not unanimously.
Certainly, the pronunciation deserves a thorough reading, but is certainly a striking revision of a guideline so far appeared very well established.
This is also in view of the fact that the tables are usually attached to the thousandth house rules, which approval may actually take place in the majority and not unanimously.
Certainly, the pronunciation deserves a thorough reading, but is certainly a striking revision of a guideline so far appeared very well established.
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