Analysis of Paths to Effectively Safeguarding Property Owners Rights in Property Service Disputes from a Defensive Perspective

Abstract

This paper begins by analyzing the current status of property service disputes, examining the complex legal relationships, widespread and voluminous disputes, and intense group struggles, revealing the true state of property service disputes. The article then focuses on introducing the main types of damage to property owners rights in property service disputes to demonstrate the necessity of safeguarding property owners rights from a defensive perspective. Simultaneously, it presents the concept, types, qualifications for exercising the right of defense, and the statute of limitations, comprehensively analyzing the real challenges faced by property owners in property service disputes, including issues such as the lack of legal provisions, the absence of clear standards for defining property service quality, obstacles to property owners exercising the right of defense due to internal and external factors, and jurisdictional attributes causing inconsistent judgments in similar cases. Finally, the paper proposes measures to improve the system for property owners right of defense and the protection of legitimate rights and interests in property service disputes, including the rational allocation of burden of proof, enhancing legal provisions for standardized discretion, refining the evaluation mechanism for the property service industry, and leveraging the primary role of the property owners committee and the supervisory role of property owners.