Condominium ownership is a special form of immovable property that has its own administration. When it mentions "administration" in condominium ownership, it comes to mind as following declaration of condominium, homeowners association, manager and auditor. These components are put in order by "Condominium Ownership Law" to make the administration of condominium coordinated. We take the declaration of condominium as an act that bonds every owners and also homeowners association as mechanism of decision making. It's up to homeowners association's decision whether or not to choose an auditor. Also the manager is chosen with simple majority of both ownership's number and share by the homeowners association and the manager keeps doing running the whole condominium.Administration of condominium brings also lots of conflict and that's because manager's capacity to sue and to be sued is important. The law regulated the capacity of manager to sue and to be sued for some reasons. Condominium Ownership Code art. 38 affirm that there is a relation of "representation" between manager and the owners. The capacity to sue and to be sued of manager is of great importance because of the reprensental relation regulated by the law. This work will examine precisely the manager and his/her capacity to sue and to be sued just because of its importance.