The contract between the property and the owner is valid for several years.

The contract signed by the owner and the property has a time limit, usually two to five years. Regarding whether the contract signed between the owner and the property has a deadline, Bian Xiao will give you a detailed answer.

1. Is there a time limit for the contract signed between the owner and the property?

1. The contract signed between the owner and the property has a time limit, usually two to five years. The specific term of the prophase realty service contract shall be agreed by the construction unit and the realty service enterprise, and the longest time shall be from the date of the convening of the owners' meeting and the signing of the realty service contract. If the term of the realty service contract expires, the owners' meeting has not yet been established or the realty service enterprise has not been selected according to law, the original contract can continue to be performed until the new realty service contract begins to provide realty service.

2. Legal basis: Article 34 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates that the owners' committee shall conclude a written property service contract with the property service enterprise selected by the owners' congress. Property service contracts shall include property management matters, service quality, service fees, rights and obligations of both parties and special maintenance funds.

Management and use, property management room, contract term, liability for breach of contract and other contents are agreed.

Second, how do owners and property services conclude the liability for breach of contract?

1, the liability for breach of contract can be agreed by the parties within the scope permitted by law. The parties may agree on the form of liability for breach of contract, the scope of liability for breach of contract and the calculation method of losses. Specifically, the parties can agree in advance on the amount and extent of liquidated damages, the calculation method of damages, and even determine the specific amount. At the same time, the liability that the parties may incur in the future can be limited and exempted by setting exemption clauses.

2. Liability for breach of contract If one party fails to perform the contractual obligations or fails to meet the contractual obligations, it shall be liable for breach of contract such as continuing to perform, taking remedial measures or compensating for losses.

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