Is the electricity fee for corridor lights from the property fee or is it paid by residents separately?

I wonder if this friend lives in an after-sale public house or a commercial house?

If it is an after-sale public house, the property management fee should not include the electricity fee for corridor lights. The property company should divide the electricity bill copied by the power supply department by the number of households in the corridor where you live, that is, the amount shared by each household; If there is a maintenance fund, it shall be paid in the maintenance fund. According to the judicial interpretation of the High Court, you can ask the property management company to show you the relevant bills and fees from 10.

If it is commercial or residential, the property management fee you pay already includes all the electricity charges for water pump operation, elevator operation and public lighting (including road lighting, computer room lighting, corridor lighting, etc.). ) In residential areas, except for your electricity. If there is a contract when buying a house (whether with a developer or a property management company), it is necessary to follow the contract. If you live in a second-hand house, you should also follow the existing contract. I hope my answer is helpful to you.