Can the community owners' committee sue the owners?

The landlord can sue the property company in his own name (physical evidence and witness are needed).

According to the Regulations on Property Management adopted at the 9th executive meeting of the State Council on May 28th, 2003-Chapter IV Property Management Services-Article 36.

"Property management companies shall provide corresponding services in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract. If the property management enterprise fails to fulfill the agreement of the property service contract, causing personal and property safety damage to the owner, it shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities according to law. "

Answer to supplementary questions: As a non-governmental organization representing all owners, the owners' committee also represents all owners when signing property management contracts with property companies. If the owners' committee cannot perform the responsibility of supervising the property company on behalf of all, it can complain to the local property management department and ask for re-election. Otherwise, the owners' committee is required to fulfill the entrusted responsibility. The management has the right to decide whether it is necessary to re-elect. This requires the participation of all the owners and great efforts. The difficulty is beyond the imagination of ordinary people. I have seen the change of owners' committee blocked by property companies, real estate developers and some owners 1 years. The landlord should be mentally prepared.

Good luck.