How to install charging piles without property stamp?

In this case, the alternative is to seek coordination and communication from the community or government departments and bring a lawsuit to the court.

1. Find a community or government department to coordinate and communicate: you can find a community, street office, property office of Housing and Construction Bureau to coordinate with the property. If the property still disagrees, you can also try to call the mayor's hotline to complain.

2. Bring a lawsuit to the court: On May 20th, 20021,the National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration issued the "Implementation Opinions on Further Improving the Service Support Capacity of Charging and Replacing Infrastructure (Draft for Comment)". The opinion draft clearly stated that if the installation conditions are met, the residential district management unit and the owners' committee shall not obstruct the users from building piles. Therefore, it provides strong support for litigation.