How to deal with the shared area of the corridor occupied by neighbors

1. How to deal with the shared area of the corridor occupied by neighbors?

1. The shared area of the corridor occupied by neighbors is as follows:

(1) The owner may ask the neighbors to stop occupying and restore the corridor to its original state;

(2) If neighbors continue to occupy public corridors, they can complain to the residential property and ask for help to solve the problem of neighbors occupying public corridors;

(3) If there is no property in the community or the property is poorly handled, you can complain and feedback to the industry committee, and urge the neighbors to stop occupying it and restore the corridor to its original state;

(4) If there is no industry committee in the community or the industry committee has no effect, you can complain to the community management department. For example, complain to the community neighborhood Committee and complain to the real estate management department.

2. Legal basis: Article 271 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Owners have the ownership of exclusive parts of buildings such as houses and business buildings, and have the right to co-manage the parts other than the exclusive parts.

Article 272

Owners have the right to possess, use, profit from and dispose of the exclusive parts of their buildings. The owner's exercise of rights shall not endanger the safety of the building or damage the legitimate rights and interests of other owners.

Article 273

The owner shall enjoy the rights and undertake the obligations for the part other than the exclusive part of the building; You may not fail to perform your obligations on the grounds of giving up your rights.

When the owner transfers the residential and business premises in the building, part of its * * * ownership and * * * management rights are transferred together.

Second, the corridor was occupied by neighbors. What materials are needed for prosecution?

1. The complaint shall contain detailed information of both parties, such as name, address, cause of prosecution, request for prosecution, etc. You can write a complaint yourself or ask a lawyer to write it for you, and make copies according to the number of the other party;

2. Prepare evidence materials, original and photocopy of ID card, all evidence and photocopies of disputes with neighbors that are beneficial to you, and other evidence and witness lists that may be helpful. Then, take the legal fees and file a case with the court.