Thermal insulation is done to minimize the flow of energy from an environment to the outside and the flow of energy from the outside into the environment. Thermal insulation was made mandatory for structures by the Regulation on Thermal Insulation in Buildings, which was published in the official gazette No. 24043 in 2000
.According to the regulation, by 2017, old buildings must also be sheathed. Otherwise, it is indicated that legal sanctions will be imposed. So, does building thermal insulation go in common?
The cost of sheathing for the insulation of the foundation is considered a common expense, and unless there is agreement otherwise, the owners of the floors are required to participate in the expense according to the share of the plot. The principles related to the subject are explained in Article 72 of the Law on Condominium:
Participation in common expenses
Article 72 — (Appendix: 14/11/2007-5711/22 para.)
Common expenses for common premises and facilities allocated to a particular building within the scope of a collective building or for the common use and use of only a few of the buildings by the owners of floors, and common expenses for facilities and places allocated to the common use and use of all independent sections by the floor owners in those buildings are borne by all floor owners.
Block floor owners, representatives of collective buildings and temporary board decisions are counted from the documents specified in the first paragraph of Article 68 of the Law on Enforcement and Bankruptcy No. 2004.
Floor owners may not avoid paying the share of collective costs and the advance to be collected by renouncing the right of use over the common structure, premises and facilities within the scope of the collective building, or claiming that they are located on another parcel or public domain or that there is no need or need to benefit from them due to the situation of their independent departments or themselves.
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