What should the property company do to arbitrate the owners?

Disputes between property companies and owners can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, arbitration or litigation, and it is best to resolve them through negotiation, which will save time and energy for both parties. If negotiation fails, the owner may apply to the neighborhood committee or the people's mediation committee for mediation. If a lawsuit is filed, it shall go through the formalities in the court within three years after the dispute occurs.

First, how to solve the dispute between the property company and the owner?

Property dispute handling method:

1. The property management company should negotiate with the owner first;

2, the parties can find a neighborhood committee or village committee for mediation;

3. If the parties are not satisfied with the mediation result, they may bring a lawsuit to the court, or they may bring a lawsuit directly to the court without mediation.

Property management civil dispute mediation includes civil mediation and administrative mediation. In civil mediation, the two parties to a dispute jointly select an institution and an individual, and the third party proposes a solution according to the opinions and authorization of both parties, which is agreed and implemented by both parties, thus solving the dispute. However, such mediation has no legal effect. After mediation, if one party refuses to perform the agreed matters, the dispute remains unresolved.

2. What are the procedures for property dispute arbitration?

The general procedure of arbitration is:

1. One party submits an arbitration application to the Arbitration Commission, which shall decide;

2. The Committee decides whether to file a case within 5 days after receiving the application;

3. After filing the case, send the arbitration rules and the roster of arbitrators to the applicant within the prescribed time limit, and send a copy of the arbitration application, the arbitration rules and the roster of arbitrators to the respondent.

4. The respondent shall reply within the prescribed time limit, and both parties shall determine the arbitrator according to the roster. The ordinary procedure consists of three arbitrators, one for each party, and one appointed by the Arbitration Commission as the presiding arbitrator; If the case is simple and the subject matter of the dispute is small, a summary procedure may be applied and the case shall be tried by an arbitrator;

5. Trial: trial investigation, cross-examination, debate and mediation proposal;

6, the production of mediation or mediation has not made a ruling;

7. The parties apply to the court for enforcement.

3. What are the procedures for property dispute litigation?

The litigation procedure of civil disputes over property management generally has the following steps:

1. One party (plaintiff) submits a complaint and brings a lawsuit to the court;

2. After filing the case, the court will serve a copy of the complaint on the defendant;

3. The defendant filed a defense;

4. Court session: investigation, debate and mediation;

5, the production of mediation or first-instance judgment;

6. If neither party appeals, the judgment will take effect; Or one party refuses to accept the appeal and enters the second instance procedure;

7. Second-instance trial: making a second-instance conciliation statement or issuing a second-instance judgment is final and cannot be appealed;

8. implementation.

To sum up, there are many ways to solve disputes between property companies and owners. First, the two sides should negotiate to solve the problem and see if a settlement agreement can be reached. If negotiation fails, the people's mediation committee or sub-district office will mediate, and then the procedure will be arbitration and prosecution. If a lawsuit is filed, the plaintiff needs to prepare litigation materials and file a case in a court with jurisdiction.