①If it is necessary in order to manage the building and its grounds and attached facilities, an incorporated management association may acquire the unit ownership of that building, or land that should be managed or used together with that building and the land on which that building is located, by a resolution adopted at a meeting at which a majority of the unit owners (excluding those who do not hold voting rights; hereinafter the same applies in this paragraph) (or, if a higher proportion is specified in the bylaws, at least that proportion), who hold a majority of the voting rights (or, if a higher proportion is specified in the bylaws, at least that proportion), are present, by at least a three-fourths majority each of the unit owners present and of their voting rights.

②Even if an incorporated management association has acquired unit ownership pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, it does not hold voting rights at a meeting of that incorporated management association, notwithstanding the provisions of Article 38.