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Anonymous users2024-01-24Look at the configuration of the community when receiving the house, if there is access control, the property will charge the access control equally, which is a random charge. If the key card processing fee is charged, it is legal.
If there is no access control, the property will add access control by itself, and charge the access control and door card fees, which is an arbitrary charge. If the owners' meeting or a quarter of the owners of the community sign and agree to install the access control, it is reasonable to charge the access control and the door card.
There is no right.
According to the Property Management Ordinance: >>>More
If it is a reasonable property fee, you landlords still need to pay it in time. The law protects the utility company from charging a reasonable strata fee. >>>More
It stands to reason that I want to help you repair, but it depends on the popularity of the property company.
If you take the contract to the court, in addition to auctioning off the relevant assets (items in the store), the lesser also needs to use other assets to repay.
The gate of the community is equipped with a magnetic card machine, the owner of the community swipes the card to enter, and the owner does not pay the property fee as a result of the magnetic card does not work, and can not enter the gate, does the property have the right not to let the door enter? If you don't pay the property fee, you won't let it go back! How can we assert our rights? >>>More