I want to ask some legal questions about family and property.

First, it is the owner's obligation to pay the property service fee. Therefore, arrears are illegal. The property management company may call for payment or ask the owners' committee to call for payment. If the owner breaches the contract, he can bring a lawsuit to the court. In this case, the procedures will generally be simplified, and the owner will pay the arrears, even including the late payment fee;

2. Guardrails are not allowed to be installed in the residential area, whether there are relevant local laws and policies, and whether there are provisions in the property service contract and the owner's management statute (there should be provisions in the general statute that guardrails are not allowed to be installed, because this will change the overall appearance of the house and there will be security risks, such as fire exits); The property is not allowed to be installed and should be legal and reasonable;

3. Whether the property management company is liable for the theft of your home depends on whether there is any relevant agreement in the property service contract: under normal circumstances, the property management company is not liable for the property and personal safety of the owner. But one thing, the service standard of the property management company will be stipulated in the property management service contract. For example, closed community, 24-hour gate, 1 hour patrol, monitoring room on duty all day. You can see if they have served according to the service standard. If you can prove that the property management company has not fulfilled its service responsibilities, you can sue the court and ask it to bear the relevant liability for compensation.

Fourth, whether the owner's vehicle is not allowed to enter the community without paying the fare depends on whether there is an agreement between the two parties.

5. Regarding the question of whether to bump into people, there should be monitoring at the entrance of the community. Whether there was a bump or not, the situation at that time should be well documented. You can ask the police station in your jurisdiction to help retrieve the surveillance video at that time (if you are looking for a property, you may not get it).

To sum up, we should solve the problem separately, don't take it out on the property company just because the home was stolen, and punish the property company in other illegal or unreasonable ways. In this way, what is reasonable becomes unreasonable: not paying property fees actually harms the interests of other owners; Not paying the fare should be the same problem; Driving to block the entrance of the community will seriously affect the passage of other owners; With these problems, other owners are likely to have opinions about your home.

If you sue in court, it will be very bad for you.