Property companies can sue the owners, but can individual owners sue the property?

In your case, as a single owner, I'm afraid it's difficult to implement. It is suggested to negotiate with the industry Committee or apply for the establishment of an autonomous industry Committee, so as to have the right to speak in the discussion with the property.

Whether a single owner can sue a property company for infringing the rights and interests of multiple owners has long been controversial in practice. The second paragraph of Article 83 of China's Property Law clearly stipulates: "If the owner infringes on his lawful rights and interests, he may bring a lawsuit to the people's court according to law."

However, in the judicial practice of specific cases, precedents vary from place to place. The controversy lies in that some owners emphasize that the public rights violated and occupied by the property in the community must be authorized by a certain proportion of the owners.

This is actually a misunderstanding of the original intention of the law, and it is actually difficult to operate as a plaintiff (owner). The word "self" stipulated in the above-mentioned laws clearly defines the concept of the qualification of individual owners as the subject of litigation.

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Property management company is an enterprise-type economic entity with corresponding qualifications established in accordance with legal procedures and an independent enterprise legal person. It belongs to a service enterprise and has an equal subject relationship with the owners or users. Accept the entrustment of the owners, carry out professional management of the property in a specific area in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations or the provisions of the contract, and obtain corresponding remuneration.

Source: Property Law