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The Horizontal Property Act Confirms This: if a Person with a Disability or over 70 Years Old Wants to Install an Elevator, He Does Not Need an Agreement with the Rest of the Neighbors.
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The Horizontal Property Act provides for situations in which a community is obliged to install an elevator or other accessibility measure without having to pass it through a vote. The regulation especially protects persons with disabilities and those over the age of 70, although certain personal and economic requirements must be met for this purpose.
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