Disabled people opened a Huimin barber shop in the community, and the property was forcibly closed. What should I do?

Disabled people opened a Huimin barber shop in the community, and the property was forced to close, so they could call the police. Property service enterprises have no law enforcement power and can only discourage and coordinate. Residents can seek mediation from community street offices. If mediation fails, you can find the housing management department to reflect this behavior of changing residence to business. In addition, if the billboard hangs, you can let him take it down. The floor where the community is located belongs to the * * * area and belongs to all owners. If it is forced to close the property, it is recommended to entrust a professional lawyer to write it to avoid subsequent disputes.

Property companies have no right to close down.

Because the property is not a law enforcement department, but if the property fees are in arrears, the property has the right to recover the fees owed. In order not to cause unnecessary disputes, it is best to ask the street office to recover the sealed items in the house under witness. There is no absolute right to prohibit the property, but for the sake of public safety, the owner has the responsibility to cooperate. If the owner puts the vehicle indoors, the property generally has no right to interfere. If the owner occupies the public * * * area to charge the vehicle, it is an obvious act of occupying the public * * * area, involving illegal acts such as blocking the corridor, blocking the lobby and blocking the fire escape.