Is it legal for residents to ask the neighborhood Committee to sue the property?

Residents asked the neighborhood Committee to sue the legality of the property.

According to the Property Law and the Regulations on Property Management, residents, as users of property, have the right to ask neighborhood committees to sue the property on their behalf and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. As an autonomous organization of community residents, neighborhood committees have the obligation to help residents solve property disputes. If there is a dispute between residents and the property, residents can apply to the neighborhood Committee to sue the property and provide relevant evidence and material support. After examining the residents' application, the neighborhood committee may sue the property on behalf of the residents and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the residents.