How to obtain a copy of a condominium by-law?

Verified 11 July 2025 - Directorate of Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)

The approach differs depending on whether it is done by the owner of the dwelling or the tenant.

Owner

At the time of purchase, the owner of the lot receives a copy of the condominium rules. This is a mandatory annex to the deed of sale that must be kept.

In case of loss of the condominium by-law, it is possible to obtain a copy in several ways, namely:

  • Request a copy of the co-ownership by-law from another co-owner, including a member of the union council, to make a copy thereof
  • Download the condominium regulation on the extranet set up by the trustee professional
  • In case of difficulty of access online or a syndicate of co-owners managed by a non-professional trustee, send a written request (preferably registered mail) to the trustee to obtain a copy of the condominium by-law. However, the trustee may provide for billing to provide this service (variable fees depending on the contract of the condominium trustee).
  • Apply to the land advertising service. Copying costs 30. The request must be made through a form. This form differs depending on the date of registration of the condominium by-law (after 1956 or before).

Condominium by-law registered in 1956 or later

A form must be completed:

Copy of documents (deed of sale, donation, condominium regulations...) registered after January 1, 1956

This form must be sent in 2 copies (simple or registered mail) to the land advertising service of the location of the accommodation.

Who shall I contact

Condominium regulations registered before 1956

A form must be completed:

Copy of documents (deed of sale, donation, condominium regulations...) registered before January 1, 1956

This form must be sent in 2 copies (simple or registered mail) to the land advertising service of the location of the accommodation.

Who shall I contact
Tenant

A copy of the condominium by-law is delivery to the tenant when signing the lease. This copy is usually in the dematerialized format (electronic sending).

In case of loss of the condominium by-law, it is possible to obtain a copy from the landlord.

If the landlord has not been able to provide a copy of the by-law, it is possible to request it from syndic of co-ownership (who is not obliged to accept) or to the real estate agency that manages the property. This copy can be invoiced.

It is also possible to obtain a copy of the condominium by-law from the land advertising service. Copying costs 30. The request must be made through a form. This form differs depending on the date of registration of the condominium by-law (after 1956 or before).

Condominium by-law registered in 1956 or later

A form must be completed:

Copy of documents (deed of sale, donation, condominium regulations...) registered after January 1, 1956

This form must be sent in 2 copies (simple or registered mail) to the land advertising service of the location of the accommodation.

Who shall I contact

Condominium regulations registered before 1956

A form must be completed:

Copy of documents (deed of sale, donation, condominium regulations...) registered before January 1, 1956

This form must be sent in 2 copies (simple or registered mail) to the land advertising service of the location of the accommodation.

Who shall I contact

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