Let me ask you a question. The induction lamp switch in the corridor is broken. Who is responsible for maintenance and replacement?

The Supreme People's Court's interpretation of condominium ownership clearly stipulates that public lighting belongs to the owner. In addition, according to the relevant provisions of the property management regulations and property charges, the basic service fee for property management has included the daily maintenance fee for * * * facilities. Therefore, the maintenance of corridor lights belongs to the daily maintenance of community public facilities. The corridor lights are broken, and the property management company should be responsible for the maintenance. I just went to Baidu, and there is still a legal basis. Although I don't have much money, I just can't swallow this tone. I have to make it clear to him.