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Anonymous users2024-01-23You should find the agreement between the Owners Committee and the property as evidence, otherwise, it will have to be demolished and you will be responsible for the loss.
Xie's answer, I think, according to my actual situation, if the agreement between the property committee and the property only stipulates "white, framed", then can I seal the convex balcony? Is this a breach of agreement? Does the Owners' Committee have any legal effect if it says no?
I think it's fine to be white and boxed, and the rest doesn't violate the agreement.
There is no acceptance of the commercial building, and it is best not to seal the balcony first, because if you fail to pass the acceptance, it is very troublesome for you to seal the balcony.
The property has the right to maintain the consistency of the community, not to prepare services for independent individuals, so if you want to pretend, then the property test support, if it is only you, then it is a problem, but at the same time the property only has the power to dissuade, not the power to enforce the law.
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No, this is within the scope of the building, simply put, your house is only the right to use, even the decoration must first go to the property and the builder for approval, you will definitely not be able to demolish, unless the previous bungalow has a red book to engage in construction, you can only have the right to use the building for decades, don't expect it, who calls you the people, let the child be an official in the future, you want to have land, a house, a house, a few wives, a few wives.
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