Acta Iuris Stetinensis

The subject of this article is to explain what is now “proper management” public housing stock, to a new phenomenon, which is the gradual privatization of apartments in buildings originally belonging to public resources. The new ownership structure makes the need to verify the functionality of the regulations concerning the management premises located on public property, which shares common parts belong to entities both public and private. The main plot of this article is research if the regulations on rent of public the premises (not just municipal sources) has adequate shape to solve actual problems. It turns out that there is a lack of cohesion in the legislative, which is a consequence of the dispersion of public resources (it was presented in point 3: Municipal housing resource and other public housing resources). Another important issue that should be recognized by the legislator, are changes in a structure of the ownership leading public subjects to participation in cost of maintenance of common part of real property (mixed residential complexes). As a rule, the municipality is obliged to bear them, but due to the public origin of these funds, it is necessary to tighten the rules on supervision over their spending. On this point there are the conclusions de lege ferenda. Translated by Iwona Szymczak