I am an apartment owner on La torre and I have been following this thread. What has happened here is that Polaris and their architects originally set up these quotas, in their own interests and to their own benefit. The result of that was that the town centre, owned by polaris including the hotel, the conference centre and the golf club were allocated a quota of 10%, the apartment owners had 17% and the villa and town houses the rest.

This state of affairs resulted in some villas paying 10 times more than apartment owners so the villa owners did not pay their fees. These villa and town house owners then got together and ousted the administrator and without any vote or consultation created their own method of fee calculation, which reduced their fees and more than doubled the apartment owners fees. Unfortunately this resulted in the apartment owners paying 50% of what the administrator terms general resort costs, 30% of the gardening costs and the majority of the administrators fees.The apartment owners still have only 17% of the vote. The apartment owners then stopped paying their fees. We now have a debt of 1.5 million euros on our community fees.

However this new method of calculation we have been advised is illegal. No unanimous vote has been obtained and no court order obtained to change the method of fee calculation legally.

Is it correct that these debts will not be able to be legally collected or enforced because they are illegally calculated?

If we took this to court would a judge be able under Spanish law to change this original quota distribution and apportion it fairly, including imposing greater charges on the commercial buildings?