집합건물법과 공동주택관리법의 입법적 관계 분석에 관한 연구

The current government’s national agenda presents various policies regarding buildings and housing. Among the legal systems related to buildings and housing in our country, the laws concerning condominium buildings and multi-family housing require relational analysis. There has long been discussion on whether condominium buildings and multi-family housing should be distinguished and managed separately within the legal system. The Condominium Buildings Act and the Multi-Family Housing Management Act share a similar structure in terms of strengthening management. However, they differ in the scope of their application and the inclusion of matters concerning private autonomy. Looking at the pending amendment bills in the National Assembly, the Condominium Buildings Act mainly focuses on protecting the rights of condominium residents, while the Multi-Family Housing Management Act centers on protecting workers engaged in housing management and addressing administrative matters related to housing management. Thus, the Condominium Buildings Act and the Multi-Family Housing Management Act can be seen as building an organically interconnected relationship. Nevertheless, various issues have been raised regarding their application, and to resolve these, legislative improvement bills are currently pending in the National Assembly. There are two directions for such legislative improvement. First, an approach that addresses individual issues within each law through partial amendments. Second, a unified model that integrates the Condominium Buildings Act and the Multi-Family Housing Management Act into a single framework. In order to review such legislative approaches, it is necessary to examine several criteria. In other words, in considering whether it is reasonable to integrate and codify laws, it is necessary to examine the criteria of (1) applicability, (2) familiarity, (3) efficiency, and (4) side effects.