①In the case prescribed in Article 78, if the land on which a specific building among the destroyed buildings (hereinafter referred to as a "specific destroyed building" in this Article and Article 83) was located (including rights related to that land) is co-owned by the owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. of the relevant buildings in the housing complex (including destroyed buildings; the same applies hereinafter), and, where the requirements specified in the following items for the categories of cases set forth in those items are satisfied, a resolution of approval (hereinafter referred to as a "resolution to approve rebuilding" in this Article) has been obtained by at least a three-fourths majority of the voting rights of the owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. present at a meeting of owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. consisting of the owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. of the relevant buildings in the housing complex who are co-owners of that land (including rights related to it), at which owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. who hold a majority of the voting rights (or, if a higher proportion is specified in the bylaws referred to in Article 30, paragraph (1) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 79, at least that proportion) are present, the owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. of that specific destroyed building may newly construct a building on that land or on land located in the housing complex that is managed or used together with that land (limited to land co-owned by the owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. of the relevant buildings in the housing complex).

②Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 38 as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 79, the voting rights of each owner of buildings in a housing complex, etc. at the meeting of owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. referred to in the preceding paragraph are to be in proportion to the value of the share in the land on which the specific destroyed building was located (including rights related to that land), even if it is otherwise provided for in the bylaws referred to in Article 30, paragraph (1) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 79.

③The owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. of the specific destroyed building for which the requirements specified in the items of paragraph (1) are satisfied are deemed to have exercised voting rights in favor of the resolution to approve rebuilding; provided, however, that this does not apply to the exercise of voting rights held by the co-owners of the grounds, etc. pertaining to the specific destroyed building based on the right to use the grounds of, or the co-ownership interest in the grounds, etc. pertaining to, a building other than the specific destroyed building from among the buildings in the housing complex, in the case set forth in item (i) of that paragraph.

④Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 35, paragraph (1) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 79, when convening a meeting of owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. referred to in paragraph (1), the notice under that paragraph must indicate an outline of the design of the building that is to be newly constructed (including the place in the housing complex where the building is to be located) in addition to the subject matter of the meeting and the outline of the proposal, and be sent at least two months prior to the date of that meeting of owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc.

⑥In the case referred to in paragraph (1), if there are two or more specific destroyed buildings, the owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. of those two or more specific destroyed buildings may, with the agreement of the owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. of each specific destroyed building, bring the rebuilding of those two or more specific destroyed buildings collectively to a resolution to approve rebuilding.

⑦In the case referred to in the preceding paragraph, if the specific destroyed buildings were buildings with exclusively-owned areas, a resolution to bring the rebuilding of those two or more specific destroyed buildings collectively to a resolution to approve rebuilding may be adopted, at a meeting of co-owners of the grounds, etc. for which the rebuilding of the specific destroyed buildings is the subject matter, by at least a four-fifths majority of the voting rights of the co-owners of the grounds, etc. pertaining to the specific destroyed buildings. In such a case, if the resolution is adopted, the agreement prescribed in that paragraph is deemed to have been reached by the owners of buildings in a housing complex, etc. of the specific destroyed buildings (limited to co-owners of the grounds, etc.).