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Can the New Restrictions on Defaulters Already Be Applied in Ecuador's Condominiums?

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The reform of the horizontal property regulation changes the collection of aliquots and the use of communal areas
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The State Water and Sanitation Commission (CEAS) offered users who are in arrears to apply “delete and new account”, paying only for consumption in the years 2025 and 2026. In an interview, the head of the CEAS, Rashid Valdez Dagdug, stressed that the objective is to encourage the collection of drinking water, because this resource strengthens the institution and has better operational capacities. In addition, he said that this acquires material…

The reform of the horizontal property regulation changes the collection of aliquots and the use of communal areas

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El Comercio broke the news on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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