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It has been disputed whether we should allow the litigation for confirming nullity of the resolution of the union on the plan of managing disposition under the Act on the Maintenance and Improvement of Urban Area and Dwelling Conditions for Residents, and if we should, which of civil litigation or party litigation is the proper category of the concerned litigation.The jurisprudence established by The Supreme Court and other legal practice has clearly considered the plan of managing disposition as an administrative disposition. The plan is effectuated by the resolution of the union and the confirmation or notification of competent offices. Therefore, the resolution of the union is one of the procedural requirements to attain the administrative disposition, i.e. the plan of managing disposition.The object of a litigation in principle should be the effect of legal measures, not the procedural conditions required to effectuate the legal measures. Having stated this, if there is a flaw in the resolution of the union, one should dispute on the nullity of the plan of managing disposition, not on the nullity of the resolution of the union, since the resolution itself is mere a procedural condition establishing the plan.In certain cases, however, the court¡¯s decision confirming nullity of the union's resolution can expedite the subsequent processes when competent offices give the required confirmation or notification long after the union reaches the resolution. In this respect, it is necessary to exceptionally allow the litigation seeking confirmation of nullity of the union¡¯s resolution until the competent offices give the confirmation or notification regarding the plan of managing disposition.From this perspective, the concerned court decision stated that the litigation for the confirmation of nullity of the union¡¯s resolution is allowed until the competent offices give confirmation or notification, and the litigation in those cases falls within the party litigation on the act of administrative procedures since the suit concerns the procedural conditions of an administrative disposition, and determines the legality of the disposition.The discussion to find out the standards for distinguishing civil litigation from party litigation has hardly been adequate to meet the needs in legal practices. In this situation, the Supreme Court suggested one of the standards in the concerned decision. The decision is meaningful in the sense that it clarified whether the litigation for confirmation of the nullity of the union¡¯s resolution on the plan of managing disposition can be allowed.

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Urban rearrangement project caused constant disputes in business because the economic or environment concerns were in conflict. So the Act on the Maintenance and Improvement of Urban areas and Dwelling conditions for residents (hereinafter ¡®the Act¡¯) was established. However, since the Act put in force, 8 years have passed, but there are still constant disputes related to this project. Jurisprudence has established that members of an association for an improvement project have to calculate and agree to the expenses and the members' share of expenses when the project begins. In principle, the developer of such a project bears the entire expenses including the cost of construction, and in the case where the developer is the association, the project is financed by its members. In this article, this system is referred as the share of expenses doctrine. It is the need to determine, early on, whether of not the association for an improvement project will participate in the project and to request for sale of the rights of those against participation, that provided the impetus to develop the share of expenses doctrine under the old regime. However, it is no longer appropriate, because multi-level administrative dispositions are prescribed in the Urban and Living Environment Improvement Act and the reconstruction process, which was controlled by the Articles of Association, has now changed to be controlled by those administrative dispositions. Under this new regime, it is reasonable to control the cost of construction on the basis of administrative dispositions. Accordingly, the appropriateness of an intial cost of construction should be reviewed by a relevant administrative agency during the process of authorizing the establishment of an association, and a modified cost of construction during the process of approving a distribution plan. If either or both costs is or are too excessive, or the determining process is illegal, the relevant administrative disposition can be challenged and corrected. As insignificant matters defined in the enforcement decree article 27, the modification, such as the layout outline of new buildings or the steep increase of business expenses, etc., needs a new Partnership establishment resolution. The new written consent from the owners of lands, etc. adequate for the consent rate described in the Act article 16 could bring about the Partnership establishment modified authorization disposition. And also there would be defect of the written consent which was based on the beginning Partnership establishment authorization disposition, so the new written consent from the owners of lands, etc. adequate for the consent rate described in the Act article 16 could meet the Partnership establishment modified authorization disposition. Above mentioned, the Partnership establishment modified authorization disposition is one of new Partnership establishment authorization disposition and is depart from the beginning one. In this case the beginning one could be regarded as ex officio revocation or nullity. Such flow of the decision in the Court of Lower Instance is told to be established on the right administative agency for drawing the harmonious progress of Housing environment improvement and Housing reconstruction project, and protecting economic and environmental advantages. This kind of point in dispute will be considered to be arranged soon according to the Supreme Court judgement.

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For the first time since the ¡®law on possession and management of aggregate buildings(revised on June 19, 2013, hereunder called the Aggregate Buildings Law)¡¯ was enforced in 1984, the full-scale drastic revision work was formed on June 19, 2013. It is the revision in nearly about 30 years after having been enacted the law. As for the revision contents of the aggregate buildings law, its specific contents have been introduced in the meantime through documents, thereby being omitted. The purpose of this study is to proceed with describing focusing especially on the contents on 'establishment of management commission' out of the revision contents. The foundation of the management commission regulations in the 2013 revised aggregate buildings law will be able to be evaluated to have been arranged the whole of management such as inducing the management subject's positive management participation as well as making management smooth and easy in the whole aggregate buildings including the condominium. Furthermore, in reality of being not clearly solved realistic problems such as the legal status and the operational overlapping between the management division in the aggregate buildings law and the Resident Representative Meetings in Housing Act, what the aggregate buildings law allowed the management commission regulations to be founded is what established the management commission as institution of embracing the Resident Representative Meetings. Accordingly, the management division realistically exists naturally even in the condominium as well as the aggregate buildings for commerce in terms of the management subject. Also, it can be considered to have legislative intention in order to be available for substantial function. Consequently, it will be able to be judged to be completed through the revised law the legislative intention in the revision committee and the Justice Department of allowing the aggregate buildings law to maintain status and property based on the upper level law or the basic law of the housing Act, and to be completed function even in the legal status.

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On the legal relations of an association which is not a juristic person, the Civil Code only has Articles 275, 276 and 277 that determine the type of property ownership and its management, therefore in principle, provisions concerning an incorporated association except the provisions on the premise of the status of a juristic person in the Civil Code should apply to other legal relations.The properties of an association which is not a juristic person are collectively owned by its membership. Meanwhile, due to the collective characteristics of an association which is not a juristic person, the members only have the right to use and gain profits from the properties and do not have the shares of the properties of the association, so not only the disposition and management of the collectively owned properties but also the act of preservation is carried out in the name of the association which is not a juristic person and it goes through the resolutions from a general meeting of the members, unless otherwise provided in the articles of the association.The debt guarantee of an association which is not a juristic person is the disposition of the future property. Therefore, the debt guarantee of an association which is not a juristic person is included in the administration and disposition of property in collective ownership.Futhermore, we cannot tell that administration and disposition of property in collective ownership of an association which is not a juristic person are definitely invalid when it lacks the resolutions from a general meeting of the members. So an association which is not a juristic person can guarantee others' debt validly even if they do not have the effective resolutions from a general meeting of the members, except when the creditor know, or do not know because of negligence, the lack of the effective resolutions from a general meeting of the members.

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The Supreme Court ruled that ¡°with respect to property in collective ownership, Article 276.1 of the Civil Act states that any article of incorporation or covenant shall be followed if anything is set forth therein while a resolution made at a general meeting of the members shall be followed if there is nothing set forth by any article of incorporation or covenant; hence, any management or disposition of the property in collective ownership without following either of the aforesaid procedures is deemed invalid.¡± Hence, if the representative of an unincorporated association performs any act that constitutes management or disposition of a property in collective ownership without any resolution of the general meeting, such an act is deemed invalid regardless of whether the other party was in good faith or malice. In this respect, considering the problem of transaction protection that could arise when such an act is ruled invalid, the Supreme Court seems to interpret management or disposition of the property in collective ownership in a very strictly limited way as requiring a general meeting resolution. However, a problem of transaction protection that arises from an unincorporated association¡¯s transaction with the outside party should be resolved beginning with a fundamental reexamination of the Articles of the Civil Act and rulings of the Supreme Court on management or disposition of a property in collective ownership.It would be more accurate to regard the management or disposition of a property in collective ownership set forth in Article 276.1 of the Civil Act as any external legal act of an unincorporated association¡¯s representative that could directly or indirectly affect any property in collective ownership or any collectively owned property including but not limited to assuming surety obligations, approving debt as a reason to nullify the statute of limitations, concluding an agreement to pay commission fees, signing a design service agreement, concluding a loan agreement, agreeing with conditional completion, concluding an agreement to harvest and supply clams, and approving free use and to understand that any general meeting resolution required to allow the representative to perform any of these acts is nothing but an internal decision-making procedure designed to represent the entire association. As mentioned above, if any resolution of the general meeting in accordance with Article 276.1 of the Civil Act is viewed as nothing but an internal decision-making procedure, the management or disposition of a property in collective ownership is deemed valid even if such an act is performed without any resolution. This would make it possible to protect the transactions of an unincorporated association.Nonetheless, it would not be appropriate to consider any management or disposition to be always valid as it runs counter to the intent of the Act, which was designed to ensure the existence of an unincorporated association and protect the interests of its members by defining the ownership of such an association as collective ownership. Therefore, it would be reasonable to infer the legal rationale behind the abuse of the representative¡¯s rights and allow an unincorporated association to prove that the other party knew or could have known the abuse of the representative and claim against the other party about the invalidity of such abuse if the representative abuses his or her rights for personal gain.

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The Act on Ownership and Management of Condominium Buildings will take effect on September 29, 2023 after being amended as the Act No. 19282 on March 28, 2023. This amendment shall be understood as an extension of the purpose amended by the Act No. 16919 on February 4, 2020. We can see that the major items amended were about supplementing for the operational problems under the Act regarding transparency of the management fees and relaxation of the resolution requirements, and about legislatively addressing the problems revealed during the operation process. The goal of the government (Ministry of Justice), which had pushed through with the amendment was to improve the transparency of management fees for condominium buildings such as officetels and shopping center, and to prevent a vacuum in management. In this paper, I have reviewed the major items amended and amendment trends of the 2023 amendment compared to the 2020 amendment.First, as a background for the amendment, I have looked into the reasons for the recent need for transparency in management fees in relation to condominium buildings and the reasons for legislative responses to the vacuum in management. Next, I have reviewed and commented on the following individual matters including addition of the persons required to be reported by manager, manager's duty to prepare and maintain account books, reinforcing management of standard rules, relaxation of resolution requirements for items such as matters in writing, and relaxation of the resolution requirements for re-construction of resort condominiums.

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On September 29, 2022, the Supreme Court of Korea ruled that the managing body of condominium buildings may file a lawsuit against an unauthorized occupant of the section for common use or site seeking the return of unjust enrichment as a managerial act according to a resolution at the managing body¡¯s meeting or rules of the managing body. It affirmed the judgment of the Court of Appeal which provided that a lawsuit seeking the demolition of facilities and return of the site against unauthorized occupants of the section for common use of condominium buildings is an act of preservation and thereby does not require a resolution at the managing body¡¯s meeting, based on Articles 16, 23, 25, and 26 of the ¡¸Act On Ownership And Management Of Condominium Buildings¡¹(hereinafter referred to as the ¡®Condominium Buildings Act¡¯).This paper analyzes whether a lawsuit seeking the demolition of facilities and return of the site against an unauthorized occupant of the section for common use of condominium buildings constitutes an act of preservation as a part of the management body¡¯s business and whether a resolution at the managing body¡¯s meeting is necessary to file the lawsuit.The condominium buildings¡¯ managing body is an organization established for the purpose of carrying out projects related to the management of buildings, their sites and ancillary facilities (Article 23, Paragraph 1 of the Condominium Buildings Act). The Condominium Buildings Act stipulates that matters concerning the change and management of sections for common use should be decided by a resolution at the managing body¡¯s meeting (Articles 15, 15-2, 16, and 19) and that the preservation thereof may be done by each co-owner (Article 16, paragraph 1). Acts of preservation to prevent loss or damage of the section for common use and to maintain the current state and value fall under the managing body's scope of business and shall be determined by a resolution at the managing body's ordinary meeting in accordance with the main text of Article 16, Paragraph 1 of the Condominium Buildings Act.Meanwhile, Article 25, Paragraph 1 of the Condominium Buildings Act lists the act of preservation as one of the authority and obligations of the manager. The manager is the representative of the managing body and the executor of the duties thereof (Article 24, Paragraph 1) but does not have an independent legal status. Therefore, acts of preservation by the manager should be limited to de facto actions to prevent loss or damage of the section for common use and to maintain its current state and value. That is, the provision cannot be interpreted to provide the basis that acts of preservation can be performed by the managing body without a resolution at the managing body¡¯s meeting.A lawsuit seeking the removal of facilities and return of the site against an unauthorized occupant of the section for common use of condominium buildings is an act to prevent the loss or damage and to maintain the current state and value of the section for common use and its site and thus constitutes an act of preservation which belongs to the managing body¡¯s business and falls under a matter of management of the section for common use, provided by the Article 16, Paragraph 1 of the Condominium Buildings Act. Therefore, as the provision requires, matters of management of the section of common use  including filing a lawsuit - must be determined by a resolution at the managing body¡¯s meeting.

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For the first time since the ¡®law on possession and management of aggregate buildings(revised on June 19, 2013, hereunder called the Aggregate Buildings Law)¡¯ was enforced in 1984, the full-scale drastic revision work was formed on June 19, 2013. It is the revision in nearly about 30 years after having been enacted the law. As for the revision contents of the aggregate buildings law, its specific contents have been introduced in the meantime through documents, thereby being omitted. The purpose of this study is to proceed with describing focusing especially on the contents on 'establishment of management commission' out of the revision contents.The foundation of the management commission regulations in the 2013 revised aggregate buildings law will be able to be evaluated to have been arranged the whole of management such as inducing the management subject's positive management participation as well as making management smooth and easy in the whole aggregate buildings including the condominium. Furthermore, in reality of being not clearly solved realistic problems such as the legal status and the operational overlapping between the management division in the aggregate buildings law and the Resident Representative Meetings in Housing Act, what the aggregate buildings law allowed the management commission regulations to be founded is what established the management commission as institution of embracing the Resident Representative Meetings. Accordingly, the management division realistically exists naturally even in the condominium as well as the aggregate buildings for commerce in terms of the management subject. Also, it can be considered to have legislative intention in order to be available for substantial function. Consequently, it will be able to be judged to be completed through the revised law the legislative intention in the revision committee and the Justice Department of allowing the aggregate buildings law to maintain status and property based on the upper level law or the basic law of the housing Act, and to be completed function even in the legal status.

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