Remote and electronic voting by owners in Serbia
Yes. An owner may vote in writing or electronically, and in that case is treated as present for the quorum. The assembly may also decide on written statements given outside a session.
What the law says
Власник посебног дела може гласати и писаним или електронским путем, у ком случају се за потребе израчунавања кворума сматра да тај члан стамбене заједнице присуствује седници.Last verified:
Also relevant
Скупштина стамбене заједнице одлучује на седници, али се одлуке могу доносити и давањем писаних изјава ван седнице.What this means in practice
The law prescribes no form, identification method, electronic signature, platform or minimum voting period for an electronic vote, and an electronic vote does not replace the posted notice of the session. The minutes must record the result on each agenda item and how each present member voted, so an electronic vote is attributable, not secret. The law permits electronic voting; it does not say that any particular method is compliant.
Where Unitify fits
Unitify records votes and keeps the result. It does not run video meetings of its own and does not by itself satisfy an identification or signature rule of your law. Whether a vote taken this way counts depends on the law above and on your own rules.
How this works in UnitifyQuestions and answers
- Can owners vote remotely or electronically in Serbia?
- Yes. An owner may vote in writing or electronically, and in that case is treated as present for the quorum. The assembly may also decide on written statements given outside a session.
- Where does this come from, and when was it checked?
- The quotation is from Закон о становању и одржавању зграда, члан 44, ст. 4, at the official source linked on this page. It was last checked against that source on September 14, 2026.