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Natural person or legal entity responsible for representing the co-ownership association, collecting maintenance charges, maintaining common areas, and managing the financial affairs of the co-ownership. The syndic is appointed by the General Assembly from among approved syndics.
The condominium manager is defined by Law No. 2019-576 of June 26, 2019 (Building and Housing Code, Articles 394-401). The manager represents the condominium owners' association and acts in its name and on its behalf.
The manager is responsible for:
The manager is appointed by the General Assembly from the list of managers approved by the Minister responsible for Housing.
The contributions of condominium owners, after deducting the maximum 30% allocated to the manager's remuneration, may only be used for condominium requirements.
The manager incurs liability when exceeding their powers, is guilty of mismanagement or fraudulent acts. Their approval may be withdrawn.
The manager may be removed by the General Assembly by majority of members present for legitimate cause (negligence, fraud, failure to fulfill obligations).
Loi n°2019-576 du 26 juin 2019 instituant le Code de la Construction et de l'Habitat, Articles 394-401.
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