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Does the property management company have the right to lock the owner's car?

1. Does the property management company have the right to lock the owner's car?

1. The property management company has no right to lock the owner's car. Because locking the car violates the owner's property rights, only the administrative subject can impose a fine on the relative person, and the property management company has no administrative law enforcement power. In case of illegal parking by the owner, the property company can contact the owner to move the car.

2. Legal basis: Article 942nd of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Property service providers shall, in accordance with the agreement and the nature of the use of the property, properly repair, maintain, clean, afforest and manage some owners in the property service area, maintain the basic order of the property service area, and take reasonable measures to protect the personal and property safety of the owners.

Property service providers shall take timely and reasonable measures to stop acts that violate laws and regulations such as public security, environmental protection and fire protection in the property service area, report to the relevant administrative departments and assist in handling them.

Article 943

Property service providers shall regularly disclose service matters, responsible personnel, quality requirements, charging items, charging standards, performance, use of maintenance funds and the operation and income of some owners in a reasonable way, and report to the owners' meeting and owners' committee.

Second, what is the specific process of suing the property?

1. First, the competent court should be determined. Disputes over property service contracts shall be under the jurisdiction of the courts of the defendant's domicile and the place where the contract is performed;

2. The owner should prepare a complaint and bring a lawsuit to the court;

3. The owner should prepare evidence materials to support the claim.