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The ability of an administrator to sell a property without the approval of associates depends on the company's activities and the rules in the articles of incorporation. For real estate developers, selling apartments is part of their regular business, typically not requiring a general assembly decision. However, selling a company's headquarters or production facility is different and may necessitate approval due to its impact on business continuity. The articles of incorporation may impose restrictions on property sales, and violations can lead to the administrator's liability. For joint-stock companies, selling assets exceeding half the company's accounting value requires extraordinary general assembly approval. The status of a property as a capital contribution does not automatically necessitate special approval for its sale, but adherence to company rules remains crucial.