At present, the narrow sense of property management law refers to

The narrow sense of property management law refers to the current property management regulations.

Property management regulations specify the basic system of property management in detail, including owner autonomy, property service enterprise qualification, property service contract, property use and maintenance, etc. These regulations provide clear legal guidance and norms for property management activities, so that property management behavior has laws to follow and rules to follow. Property management regulations also clarify the relevant legal responsibilities, and impose sanctions on violations, effectively ensuring the authority and enforcement of the law.

The implementation of Property Management Regulations is of great significance to the healthy development of China's property management industry. It not only improves the legal level of property management, but also strengthens the protection of owners' rights and interests, and improves the quality and efficiency of property services. In addition, the property management regulations also provide a legal basis for the management and supervision of relevant government departments, which is conducive to maintaining social harmony and stability.

In practice, property management enterprises and owners should seriously abide by the provisions of the property management statute and carry out property management activities according to law. Relevant government departments should also strengthen the supervision of property management to ensure the effective implementation of property management laws and regulations. Only in this way can we give full play to the role of property management regulations and promote the sustained and healthy development of China's property management industry.

Problems existing in the practical application of narrow property management law;

1. Incomplete laws and regulations: Although the Property Management Regulations provide a basic legal framework for property management, in practice, there are still many details and special circumstances that are not fully covered. This leads to the fact that property managers may lack clear legal basis when dealing with some specific problems, thus affecting the effectiveness and fairness of management.

2. The rights and obligations of all parties are not clear: in the process of property management, owners, property companies, owners' committees and other parties are involved. Laws and regulations sometimes do not clearly stipulate the rights and obligations of all parties, resulting in unclear responsibilities and frequent disputes. For example, the collection and use of property fees and the maintenance of public facilities may lead to disputes.

3. Insufficient enforcement: Although there are relevant laws and regulations, in the actual implementation process, due to various reasons (such as local protectionism, lax enforcement, etc. ), the enforcement of these laws and regulations may not be enough. This leads to some irregular management behaviors that cannot be effectively stopped, which damages the interests of some owners and legitimate operators.