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Anonymous users2024-01-23Was the balcony of the community illegally built at that time, and the property discouraged it? If there is, the property should not be held responsible, and the owner should be fully responsible for the accident, even if there is no accident, the urban management department will also come forward to stop it.
According to national law, the change of the façade of the building must be approved by the relevant departments. Enclosed balconies also count. Of course, in practice, it generally doesn't matter. >>>More
Enclosed balconies are not legally governed by law, so they are not illegal. If it's a frameless balcony, as long as it's not open, it's fine. The property is not allowed to close the balcony mainly for the appearance of the house and the safety of the owner (after all, there is no policy to manage the closed balcony now). >>>More
As long as the balcony is not outside the specified building range, it is not an illegal building. >>>More
There is no breach of contract by the property, because the property does not approve the right to build a balcony at all, and your so-called "property consent" can only mean that the property tells you that the property does not care about your balcony. The demolition of illegal buildings by the chengguan is a legitimate law enforcement, and the property has inaction in this matter.
"The exterior wall of the kitchen balcony is peeling", which is a problem of building quality. >>>More