My sister bought a house in the suburb of Nanyang, Henan Province, which is the top floor! It's been years. Last year, the landlord added another floor to the house bought for my sister. Did the landl

My sister bought a house in the suburb of Nanyang, Henan Province, which is the top floor! It's been years. Last year, the landlord added another floor to the house bought for my sister. Did the landlord do it right? Violate. Building a house on the roof violates the Property Law, the Property Management Regulations and the Urban and Rural Planning Law.

The first is the Property Law.

Building a house on the roof is illegal even if a person who doesn't know legal knowledge thinks about it. When you buy a house, you only pay for the house and some swimming pool fees, but you don't pay for the top floor. The top floor belongs to every user of the whole building, not individuals.

Every owner in our building can go to the top floor to rest, walk and play. It is not one of them, it belongs to the collective.

Similarly, it is clearly stipulated in the Property Law that the roof is a part of * * * and should be controlled by the collective, not by individuals at will. Building a house on the roof without authorization is an individual act, not a collective act, so it violates the property law.

II. Regulations on Property Management

Building a house on the roof without authorization takes up * * * space and resources, which is immoral and illegal and infringes on the collective rights and interests. It turns out that the property owned by the collective is unique to the family. How did this happen? It's not that your family can tolerate your bad temper and small emotions in a family, but when you are in public, you infringe on the collective rights and interests. How can anyone tolerate you?

In the "Regulations on Property Management", it is stipulated that some acts that occupy public areas without authorization and harm the interests of owners shall be managed by the local real estate administrative department, ranging from warnings to heavy penalties, and houses shall be demolished.

Third, the Urban Planning Law.

We all know that every city and village has fixed buildings. Without permission, you can't build a tall building in the countryside, let alone a quadrangle in the forest of the city. Not even if you have money. Every city and rural area has a construction plan, which requires planning and approval, not personal wishes.

Building a house on the roof seems small and private, but it actually affects the shape of the whole building and the image of the whole city. Don't forget that the developer has already set the drawings when building the building. If you can build a house on the roof, the developer will build it without you.

In the "Urban Planning Law", it is clearly pointed out that the act of building a roof needs serious judgment, and it should be removed as quickly as possible and severely fined.

Building a house on the roof seems to be cheap, but in fact it is illegal and endangers public safety. Building a house on the roof increases the bearing capacity of the whole building and puts the users of the whole building in uncontrollable danger. Therefore, it is better to take back such thoughts and ideas.