Condo Regulations vrs Dominican Law

At what point does Domincan law supersede regulations passed by a condo association, thus making the association regs invalid, null and void?
example: prohibiting licensed, legalized firearms to be kept in an
owner's condo
: prohibiting 2 day rentals
: prohibiting rentals to people with young children
To me such regs conflict with basic ownership rights bestowed to everyone who owns property in the DR. A more basic example; a condo association could make a reg saying no foreigners or black people can buy a condo in their association. Obviously, this would be unlawful. I have done the legal thread research and reviewed condo law 5038. It seems unclear to me. Any guidance would be appreciated. K

I agree with you on the firearms. It definitely conflicts with dominican law. Yet I am concerned about certain condo association rental regs, as they perhaps falls in the "grey" area of interpretation. Many condo regs, considered to be in the best interest of all owners, are in most condo regs and enforced- such as noise, quiet times, no business operations allowed, ect. I view this as positive, in general, as I know my neighbor can not open a colmado next store and destroy my peace and tranquility. In effect, condo associations and residential associations have certain zoning regs, just like in the states, which can be perceived as a benefit to all. But restricting my right to rent out my condo for less than 2 days- for this I am still searching for an answer.