What is a quorum in a condominium?

From Wikipedia, the definition of a quorum is:

"A quorumis the minimum number of members of a deliberative assembly (a body that uses parliamentary procedure, such as a legislature) necessary to conduct the business of that group." [more under Discussion]

In a condominium, your governing documents are specific about the number of people required to make up a quorum, based on the total number of people involved in condominium ownership.

A quorum of the board of five persons, for example, is three persons. A quorum of owners is the number of owners -- based on percentage of allocated interests owned -- and is usually more than 50% of total ownership.