An arbitration clause contained in condominium regulations which establishes arbitral jurisdiction for disputes concerning the building or the regulations must be interpreted, in the absence of contrary intention, as encompassing within the arbitral jurisdiction all causes having their causa petendi connected with the operation of the regulations themselves.
All disputes in which the condominium regulations may represent a constitutive fact of the claim fall within the arbitral jurisdiction provided by the condominium arbitration clause, including those relating to the charging and apportionment of condominium expenses according to the regulatory tables.