Is the real estate a legal document issued by the court?

Property legal documents are generally not issued by courts, but by property management agencies or relevant departments. Property legal documents are legal documents used to manage and maintain residential areas or other properties, including but not limited to resolutions of owners' congress, decisions of owners' committee, notices, contracts, etc. In order to regulate and manage property behavior, safeguard property rights and interests and community order, these measures are formulated.

Documents issued by the court are generally related to litigation procedures, such as judgments, rulings and subpoenas. When there is a property dispute or lawsuit, the court will intervene and issue relevant legal documents.

Property legal documents are issued by property management agencies or relevant departments in order to effectively manage and maintain property order and solve related disputes. These documents have certain legal effect, but their legal binding force may be weaker than those issued by the court. Therefore, when major disputes or disputes are involved, the documents issued by the court are more authoritative and legally binding.