Is it reasonable to collect temporary parking fees without paying parking space management fees?

Whether it is reasonable to collect temporary parking fees without paying parking management fees depends on the specific provisions of the property management contract and relevant laws and regulations.

Details are as follows:

1. The property management contract stipulates that whether the property management company has the right to charge temporary parking fees shall be subject to the relevant provisions of the property management contract.

2. Basis of laws and regulations: The collection of parking fees shall comply with the General Principles of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and other relevant laws and regulations.

3. Fair and reasonable: the fees should be reasonable and fair, and the burden on the owners has to be increased reasonably.

4. Protection of owners' rights and interests: On the issue of charging, the legitimate rights and interests of owners should be fully protected to avoid improper charging.

The legal norms for charging parking fees and protecting the rights and interests of car owners are as follows:

1, legal norms: Property management fees and services should follow the Property Management Regulations and other relevant laws and regulations.

2. Consultation between the owner and the property: On the issue of fees, differences should be settled through consultation to ensure the balance of rights and interests of both parties.

3. Transparency and openness: the collection and use of property management fees should be open and transparent and subject to the supervision of the owners.

4. Judicial relief: car owners can seek to solve the charging dispute through legal channels.

To sum up, the rationality of temporary parking fees charged by property companies needs to be judged according to property management contracts and relevant laws and regulations. Fees should be fair and reasonable, in line with the law, and the legitimate rights and interests of owners should be fully protected. For disputes, it is suggested that the owner and the property should negotiate to solve them, and if necessary, they can seek judicial relief according to law.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 77

Owners have the right to know, participate, vote and supervise some facilities, equipment and property services.