Update: Property managers convicted for company-sponsored trips: toward stricter oversight in condominiums
Le Monde reporting — A summary of the main available information, while attributing statements to their sources.

Le Monde — Une devotes a report to "Update on: Conviction of property managers for trips offered by companies: towards a strengthening of controls in the co-ownership" and presents this element as the central development of the available information.
The available report indicates that gifts of up to 1 million euros were distributed to 26 syndics in the Alpes-Maritimes by companies, in exchange for work in the buildings they manage. The report also specifies that This affair raises the question of the supervision of the profession.
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- Condamnation de syndics pour des voyages offerts par des entreprises : vers un renforcement des contrôles dans la copropriété ? — Le Monde — Une
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