Abstract
This article examines the legal aspects of existing types of common property management. The legal structures of common property management and their characteristics are analyzed. Criteria for managing common property are identified: by subject composition (owners, real estate owners' associations, cooperatives, management organizations and others); relation to common property (owners and third parties); objects of common property (real and movable things), etc. In conclusion, approaches are proposed, the use of which can serve the development of judicial practice.
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