The property management company went bankrupt. Is the previous temporary owners' convention useful?

After the collapse of the property company, the previous temporary owners' convention is still valid. The temporary owners' convention is a statute formulated by the owners' committee of residential quarters after collective consultation and full consultation in order to establish a good living order and safeguard the interests of all owners. Although the property company closed down, the temporary owners' convention is still binding on all owners. This is because the temporary owners' convention was made under the premise of legal compliance and was recognized and agreed by the owners, so it still has legal effect.

In short, even if the property company goes bankrupt, the temporary owners' convention still has legal effect and is still binding on all owners. If there are any problems related to the temporary owners' convention after the closure of the property management company, the owners can complain to the relevant departments or seek legal help according to the temporary owners' convention.