Creation, Alteration And Termination Of Condominiums
This is Article 2 of the Code of Virginia, titled “Creation, Alteration And Termination Of Condominiums.” It is part of Title 55, titled “Property And Conveyances.” It is part of Chapter 4.2, titled “Condominium Act.” It’s comprised of the following 34 sections.
- § 55-79.45
- How condominium may be created
- § 55-79.46
- Release of liens
- § 55-79.47
- Description of condominium units
- § 55-79.48
- Execution of condominium instruments
- § 55-79.49
- Recordation of condominium instruments
- § 55-79.50
- Construction of condominium instruments
- § 55-79.51
- Complementarity of condominium instruments; controlling construction
- § 55-79.52
- Validity of condominium instruments; discrimination prohibited
- § 55-79.53
- Compliance with condominium instruments
- § 55-79.54
- Contents of declaration
- § 55-79.55
- Allocation of interests in the common elements
- § 55-79.56
- Reallocation of interests in common elements
- § 55-79.57
- Assignments of limited common elements; conversion to common element
- § 55-79.58
- Contents of plats and plans
- § 55-79.58:1
- Bond to insure completion of improvements
- § 55-79.59
- Preliminary recordation of plats and plans
- § 55-79.60
- Easement for encroachments
- § 55-79.61
- Conversion of convertible lands
- § 55-79.62
- Conversion of convertible spaces
- § 55-79.63
- Expansion of condominium
- § 55-79.64
- Contraction of condominium
- § 55-79.65
- Easement to facilitate conversion and expansion
- § 55-79.66
- Easement to facilitate sales
- § 55-79.67
- Declarant's obligation to complete and restore
- § 55-79.68
- Alterations within units
- § 55-79.69
- Relocation of boundaries between units
- § 55-79.70
- Subdivision of units
- § 55-79.71
- Amendment of condominium instruments
- § 55-79.71:1
- Use of technology
- § 55-79.71:2
- Merger or consolidation of condominiums; procedure
- § 55-79.72
- Repealed
- § 55-79.72:1
- Termination of condominium
- § 55-79.72:2
- Rights of mortgagees
- § 55-79.72:3
- Statement of unit owner rights