The owner illegally removed the blinds at the air conditioning position.

The owner shall not change it without authorization. If it is necessary to remove the load-bearing wall during decoration, the owner must apply to the original design unit or a design unit with corresponding qualification grade, and the design scheme can only be constructed after approval. At the same time, the owner will also inform the property management company of the situation. Otherwise, the owners should not only restore the load-bearing wall, but also be liable for compensation to their neighbors.

The specific legal basis is Article 5 of Chapter II General Provisions of the Measures for the Administration of Residential Interior Decoration.

The following acts are prohibited in residential interior decoration activities:

(a) without the consent of the original design unit or the design unit with corresponding qualification grade, changing the main body and load-bearing structure of the building without authorization;

(2) Changing rooms or balconies without waterproof requirements into bathrooms and kitchens;

(3) expanding the original size of doors and windows of the load-bearing wall and removing the brick-concrete wall connected with the balcony;

(four) damage to the original energy-saving facilities of the house, reducing the energy-saving effect;

(five) other acts that affect the safety of building structure and use.

The term "building subject" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the structural structure of building entities, including roofs, floors, beams, columns, supports, walls, connecting nodes and foundations.

The term "load-bearing structure" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the main structural members and their connecting nodes that directly transfer their own weight and various external forces to the foundation, including load-bearing walls, uprights, columns, frame columns, piers, floors, beams, roof trusses and suspension cables.

Extended data:

Relevant laws "Measures for the Administration of Residential Interior Decoration"

Article 24

The decorator and the decoration enterprise shall sign a written residential indoor renovation contract to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

Renovation contract for residential interior decoration shall include the following main contents:

(a) the names or unit names, addresses and telephone numbers of the principal and the principal;

(two) the number of rooms, construction area, decoration items, methods, specifications, quality requirements and quality acceptance methods for residential interior decoration;

(three) the start and completion time of the decoration project;

(four) the content and duration of the decoration project warranty;

(five) the price, valuation, payment method and time of the decoration project;

(6) Conditions for the alteration and dissolution of the contract;

(seven) the liability for breach of contract and the way to resolve disputes;

(eight) the effective time of the contract;

(9) Other clauses that both parties think need to be clarified.

Article 25

Disputes arising from residential interior decoration projects can be resolved through consultation or mediation. Unwilling to negotiate or mediate, or if negotiation or mediation fails, it may apply for arbitration or bring a lawsuit to the people's court according to law.

Article 26

Decoration enterprises engaged in residential interior decoration activities should strictly abide by the provisions of the decoration construction time, reduce construction noise and reduce environmental pollution.

Article 27

All kinds of solids, flammable liquids and other wastes formed in the process of indoor decoration of residential buildings shall be piled up and removed in accordance with the prescribed place, method and time. It is strictly forbidden to pile up all kinds of solids, flammable liquids and other wastes in residential garbage lanes, corridors or other places in violation of regulations.

Article 28

Materials and equipment used for interior decoration of residential buildings must meet the national standards, with quality inspection certificates and product names, specifications, models, manufacturers' names and addresses marked in Chinese. It is forbidden to use building decoration materials and equipment that have been explicitly eliminated by the state.

Article 29

If the decorator entrusts an enterprise to decorate the residential interior, the air quality after the completion of the decoration project shall meet the relevant national standards. The decorator can entrust a qualified testing unit to test air quality. If the test is unqualified, the decoration enterprise shall rework, and the responsible person shall bear the corresponding losses.

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