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Anonymous users2024-01-24Ask the developer and the property if the entrance door is the exclusive part of the owner. If they say "yes", they have no right to interfere under property law. If you say "no", you ask them how they safeguard the exclusive rights of their personal property.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, the developer is equipped with an anti-theft door that is not very good, and it should be natural for the owner to replace it.
The property management company is invited by the owner to manage the community, does not belong to the administrative department, and can only be managed within the scope authorized by the owner. The owner of the house has the absolute right. In the event that the owner does not influence others, the owner has complete control. >>>More
Upstairs, you don't even know what the entrance security door is, what right do you have to criticize others for talking too much here? >>>More
Normally, if you make changes to the façade of the house, the property will interfere, but the security door is not considered the façade, so the property has no right to interfere with you to replace the security door.
It is advisable to bring your documents to the interview with the lawyer directly. >>>More
Of course, you can buy a house that belongs to your private property, as long as they do not interfere with the rights and interests of other residents. >>>More