Property management and owner rights

Author: Xiao Haijun
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The Property Management Regulations clearly defines the legal relationship between owners and property management entities, marking a milestone in enhancing owners' self-protection awareness and standardizing the property management market. This book explores the legal relationship of property management, logically organizes and summarizes owners' rights, and conducts a specific analysis and research on the concept, characteristics, legal attributes, constitutive conditions, causes, and manifestations of property management infringement from the perspective of protecting owners' rights. Particularly after conducting a typological study of property management infringement (i.e., categorizing property management infringement into those with the nature of owners' self-beneficial rights or private rights and those with the nature of owners' common rights or public rights, as well as those related to personal rights and those related to property rights), it attempts to determine the subject of legal liability and its specific allocation based on principles of attribution, supported by systematic arguments, theoretical deductions, problem summaries, normative analysis, and case interpretations. Against the backdrop of different legal remedy systems, it proposes a comprehensive set of property management infringement remedy solutions centered on protecting owners' rights.