Does the property's refusal to refund the parking card deposit infringe consumers' rights and interests and the right to know?

The right to know and the right to property are far from the point.

First of all, the property has always been kind. If you turn your motorcycle out in June and don't return the card, it means that you didn't stop using the parking space with the property. In June, you owed money, and your 165438+ 10 contract expired. If you didn't handle it for several months, you owed others parking fees for several months. Therefore, the property only deducted your 30 yuan deposit to make up the fare in June, and did not ask the landlord to let you pay the arrears, which is already good.

Third, the property does not need to give you a system, which is stated in the property contract. You are a tenant, and the landlord and the landlord have formed a contractual relationship when buying a house, so you are the rights and obligations of the original owner. You said you didn't know that "the monthly card is not returned and the parking space lease relationship is not over" is your personal problem.

In addition, what you said "there is no treaty to bind you to pay the parking fee every month" contradicts "parking fee 30 yuan/month, monthly fee 1". Since it costs 30 yuan a month, how could I not know that I have to pay every month? Also, if you apply for a card, you can rent a parking space. As for whether you actually stop, that's your personal problem.

Therefore, as long as you don't go to the property to terminate this lease relationship, you must pay in accordance with the spirit of the contract. The property doesn't go further into your problem, so you can enjoy yourself.

Even now, mobile communication has a fixed consumption quota every month, which is also commonly known as monthly rent. As long as you don't stop, that is, don't make a phone call, you will still owe China Mobile Unicom the monthly rent. I believe that not everyone needs someone to explain this situation when handling mobile phone cards. Do they also violate the right to know and property rights?