| 英文摘要 |
Due to the integrated design of buildings to allow for open space for passage or recreational use, buildings are being constructed on an increasingly large scale. It is now very common for super high-rise, duplex buildings to form several apartments that are connected on the ground floor but are independent above. For the sake of smooth operation and management of the independent apartment in one duplex building, a new section 26 was added to the Condominium Administration Act Building Administration Division on December 31, 2003, which allows for the establishment of respective management organizations in one duplex building under certain conditions. However, many problems have emerged in legal practice, such as dispute over the definition of different quantifiers for apartment, the ambiguity of relationship among various management committees after partition, and the lack of relevant regulations in the event of facing issues concerning the management and maintenance of the common parts or matters involving the common interests of all owners of sub-divisions. This article would comment on the appropriateness of this amendment of the Act through a comparative study of similar examples of Japan and France legislation, and put forward proposals for further adjustment of the Act. |
