Recently, the issue of property companies refusing to install charging piles by owners has attracted widespread attention. This raises questions about the relationship between the rights of property owners and the duties of the strata company. Let's take a look at this problem and think about possible solutions.
Legal rights: the relationship between the responsibilities and rights of the power supply authority, the owner and the property.
First of all, we need to clarify the relationship between rights and responsibilities in legal theory. In terms of the division of ownership of power facilities, the power supply bureau has the ownership of the facilities before the meter, and the meter will be owned by the owner later. The strata company does not have direct ownership in this division. From a legal point of view, the property management company has no right to interfere with the right of the owner to install charging piles in his private space.
Strata company responsibilities: Maintain public areas rather than private spaces.
A property company is legally different from a home nanny. The duties of the property mainly involve the maintenance of common areas and external structures, and do not include the private space of the owner. Therefore, the installation of charging piles in their private parking spaces by property owners should not be prevented by the property management company.
Problem solving: communication and cooperation.
The key to solving such problems lies in adequate communication and cooperation. The owner can fully communicate with the property management company to clarify the plan for the installation of charging piles, including conditions such as ensuring safety and not affecting public areas, in order to reach an agreement. At the same time, owners can also consult a legal professional to understand the legal support and protection.
In addition, it is advisable for property owners and property management companies to seek support and advice from the relevant authorities, for example by consulting the local** or property management associations, to ensure that a fair solution is found within the legal framework.
In this issue, we must not only protect the legitimate rights and interests of the owner, but also understand the legitimate duties of the property management company. Resolving disputes in a rational and cooperative manner contributes to community harmony.