Is it legal for a third party to contract residential broadband?

First, is it legal for a third party to contract residential broadband?

1. It is legal for the community to be contracted by a third party, as long as the parties are satisfied. But it is illegal for residential broadband to be monopolized. A technology contract that illegally monopolizes technology, hinders technological progress or infringes on other people's technological achievements is invalid.

2. Legal basis: Article 284th of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Owners can manage buildings and their ancillary facilities by themselves, or entrust property service enterprises or other managers to manage them. The owner has the right to replace the realty service enterprise or other managers selected by the construction unit according to law.

2. What services does the residential property fee include?

Residential property fees include service fees:

1, managing the wages, social insurance and welfare expenses drawn by service personnel according to regulations, that is, personnel expenses, including basic wages, welfare expenses drawn according to regulations, overtime pay and clothing expenses;

2. Daily operation and maintenance expenses of * * * parts of the property and * * * facilities and equipment, including all kinds of civil repair expenses of public buildings; Daily operation, repair and maintenance expenses of water supply and drainage; Maintenance fees for electrical, gas and fire fighting system equipment; Public lighting fee; Replacement cost of wearing parts, etc. ;

3. Cleaning and sanitation expenses of the property management area, including: cleaning tools, labor protection articles, cleaning and sanitation, garbage transportation, excrement removal, etc.

4. Greening and maintenance expenses in the property management area, including: greening tool fees, greening water fees, pesticide and fertilizer fees, weed clearing fees, landscape maintenance fees, etc.

5. The maintenance cost of regional order in property management, namely the cost of safety management personnel and safety equipment;

6. Office expenses, including: transportation expenses, communication expenses, office supplies for low-value consumables, office building utilities, etc.

7. Depreciation of fixed assets of property management enterprises;

8. Part of the property, facilities, equipment and public liability insurance fees;

9 statutory taxes and fees, including business tax, urban maintenance and construction tax, education surcharge, etc.

10, other expenses agreed by the owner.