Article 48 – In the event that all or a part of the main real estate or main structure is destroyed, the situation is directed by the manager to the title deed administration of the place where that real estate is located and all floor owners; if there is no manager, it is immediately reported to the land registry administration by the floor owner whose independent section is in ruins; The flat owner, whose independent part is devastated, is responsible for one-fifth of the damage, and the Treasury is not responsible for the damages that may arise due to failure to notify this.
When the condominium is terminated, the pages in the condominium register are closed and the registration of the real estate is registered in the general register in accordance with the principles of common ownership in proportion to the land shares, by showing the parts remaining intact from the main structure and by linking with the general register before the establishment of the condominium register. In this case, the provisions of common ownership also apply to the insurance costs and the wreckage.
If the owner or co-owners want to build a new building on the basis of condominium ownership on the land of the main building, which has all been destroyed, the provisions regarding the establishment of floor servitude and floor ownership are applied.
