Abstract

The article presents the issue of cooperative management performed in accordance with Art 27.2 of the Housing Cooperative Act. The issue is interesting in many aspects, though in particular it gives rise to significant practical doubts. It allows to establish the competencies of the cooperative managing common property; in particular whether the cooperative may perform legal transactions that exceed the scope of ordinary management. the detailed analysis of the issue concerns the interface between the problems of housing cooperatives and the legal relationships with the framework of separate ownership of housing units. It is also essential to consider the constitutional requirements relating to cooperative management under Art 27.2 of the Housing Cooperative Act.