Wohnungseigentum zwischen individualgrundrechtlicher Gewährleistung und kollektiver Einbindung

This book offers an in-depth constitutional analysis of condominium ownership, examining the balance between individual rights and collective obligations.

In Wohnungseigentum zwischen individualgrundrechtlicher Gewährleistung und kollektiver Einbindung, the author explores the dual nature of property ownership from a constitutional perspective. The work delves into how condominium ownership can be seen as both sole ownership and co-ownership, with these elements intricately linked. Legislative regulations can thus impact both aspects, highlighting the complexity of property rights in the context of individual freedoms and collective responsibilities.

Even after 60 years since its establishment, condominium ownership remains a significant aspect of homeownership and investment. This book presents a comprehensive constitutional evaluation of the legal institution of condominium ownership for the first time, bridging the gap between the straightforward regulations of the Condominium Ownership Act and constitutional law. It situates condominium ownership within the property law framework of Article 14 of the German Constitution, emphasizing the inherent tensions between individual rights and the collective nature of property ownership.

The volume serves as a guide to navigating the resulting conflicts between the constitutionally guaranteed self-determination of individuals and the constraints imposed by collective ownership structures. By examining these dynamics, the author provides valuable insights into the ongoing relevance of condominium ownership in contemporary legal discourse, making Wohnungseigentum zwischen individualgrundrechtlicher Gewährleistung und kollektiver Einbindung an essential read for legal scholars and practitioners alike.