The landscape stone in the community is sold by the property. What if the owner disagrees?

Sue. According to the relevant provisions of Articles 285 and 286 of the Civil Code, the property management company shall bear the management responsibility according to the property management contract, and the owner shall cooperate with it according to law. Keeping public areas clean and tidy is also one of its management responsibilities. Therefore, the property management company does have the right to clean up the goods piled up privately in public areas. However, cleaning up is not the same as confiscation. Property companies and owners have an equal contractual relationship. Property companies do not have administrative law enforcement power. Even if it makes an announcement, it still has no right to confiscate or dispose of the owner's legal private property without authorization. So you can sue the property.