Our company bought several rooms in an office building, but the property is not allowed to use public toilets, and the real estate license has not yet come down. How can I sue the property? What is th

Our company bought several rooms in an office building, but the property is not allowed to use public toilets, and the real estate license has not yet come down. How can I sue the property? What is the cause of action? Personally, it is to eliminate nuisance disputes. After buying the house, your company obtained the ownership of the house and became one of the owners of the office building. This office building has a proprietary part and a * * * part, and this public toilet should belong to the owner * * * part, and the ownership belongs to all owners * * *, and all owners have the right to use it. As the owner of the office, you naturally have the right to use it. Now the property has no right to restrict your use of public toilets and restrict your use of some toilets. You can ask to clear the obstacles.