The right to a single-family home in a housing cooperative only occurs in those housing cooperatives that build one-family houses to transfer their ownership to members. The legislator, counting on the fact that the transformation took place after many years, established a specific transitional law that was created at the time of allocation of the plot and called it the right to a single family home and ordered appropriate application to it of provisions on ownership cooperative law to residential premises and thus qualified as transferable and hereditary. It was in art. 244 K.c. Included in the limited property rights, but is no longer one of them. The right to a detached house is extinguished when the property is transferred to a member.
Apart from the described basic form of the right to a detached house, the law distinguishes its particular variant, which it calls "the right to housing in a house built by a housing cooperative in order to transfer its ownership to a member." In short, they can be called the housing right in a housing cooperative. As a variant of a single family home, it is also a limited property right.
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