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Internal Bylaws for High-Value Residential Condominiums

510 articles to govern the coexistence, security, and property value of a condominium that can't afford ambiguity.

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What this document is

This is the governing instrument itself — the bylaws, ready to be submitted to the assembly and registered with the relevant authorities. It covers everything from governance and owners' rights and obligations to tenant admission, premium amenities, electric mobility, and a disciplinary process with full due process, citing real Mexican Supreme Court case law.

Table of contents

  1. 1General Provisions
  2. 2Legal Framework and Condominium Regime
  3. 3Assembly, Administration, and Vigilance Committee
  4. 4Rights and Obligations
  5. 5Protecting Property Value and Architectural Image
  6. 6Comprehensive Security and Access
  7. 7Condominium Authorization for New Tenants
  8. 8Premium Common Areas and Amenities
  9. 9Parking, Mobility, and Electric Vehicles
  10. 10Pets
  11. 11Private Construction and Maintenance
  12. 12Dues, Finances, and Collection
  13. 13Coexistence, Events, and Prohibited Conduct
  14. 14Civil Protection and Crisis Management
  15. 15Privacy, Personal Data, and Technology
  16. 16Sanctions and Disciplinary Procedure
  17. 17Complaints, Mediation, and Appeals
  18. 18Registration, Amendment, and Updates
  19. 19Transitional Provisions

What sets this document apart

  • 37 articles dedicated exclusively to tenant admission: file, interview, and objective approval criteria.
  • A specific article regulating short-term rentals and platforms like Airbnb.
  • A premium amenity catalog with its own article for each: roof garden, wine cellar, screening room, business center, and valet parking.
  • Regulated electric mobility: vehicle charging, private chargers, and micromobility.
  • A disciplinary process with full due process: fault classification, right to be heard, and reconsideration.
  • 6 Mexican Supreme Court (SCJN) case-law citations built directly into the articles.