Article 1089 sets the quorum of the meeting of co-owners: it can deliberate only if co-owners holding a majority of the votes are present or represented. Failing that, the meeting is adjourned to a later date, of which the co-owners are notified.
At the adjourned meeting the quorum is reduced: co-owners present or represented holding three quarters of that group's votes are enough - except for article 1097 CCQ decisions, which then require co-owners representing at least a majority of all the votes.
If quorum is lost during the sitting, the meeting must be adjourned as soon as any co-owner asks. Measuring quorum continuously therefore matters.
CondoAide computes quorum from attendance and proxies and tracks the value of the votes in real time during the sitting.
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