Can Felix legally sell his share of the condominium without Oscar's consent?

In a condominium ownership structure, typically, individual units are owned in fee simple, but common areas and certain rights may be jointly owned or governed by agreements among the unit owners. In many association setups, particularly those following common law principles, the transfer of ownership interest in a condominium often requires the consent of co-owners or adherence to specific bylaws established by the condominium association.

This means that if Felix wishes to sell or transfer his share of the condominium, obtaining Oscar's consent could be necessary to comply with the rules governing their ownership or any restrictions placed upon selling interests within that particular condominium. Such restrictions could arise from either the association's governing documents or mutual agreements between the owners. This legal framework underscores why consent from all co-owners is generally required before one can freely sell their share.

Other options reflecting the ability to transfer ownership either with conditions or independently do not align with the typical legal requirements governing condo ownership, which emphasize the need for mutual agreement among co-owners to maintain the integrity of the collective ownership arrangement.