Patrimony and responsability in common property**
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.5211Keywords:
common property, patrimony, patrimonial resources, civil responsibility, budget account, implementation of budget, legal entityAbstract
This article tries to show that common property don’t have an own patrimony that could be used as guarantee for obligations before third people, and for this reason they can´t be seized.
To arrive to the previous conclusion will be analyzed concepts such as: patrimony and common properties from the law that has been pronounced in Colombia and, specially, from the law 675 of 2001. The patrimony in the law 182 of 1948 is essentially the same to the established by the law 675. It will be made a parallel between the responsibilities of the condominiums, the societies and the public sector.
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