property management

You can only pay for air conditioning. Central air conditioning is owned by all owners of the community. Whether you use it or not, air conditioners will incur expenses, such as maintenance fees, depreciation fees and so on. However, the practice of water and electricity cuts in the property is a bit extreme.

The Property Law stipulates: "Building ownership". Simply put, the content of this right is that the owner owns the exclusive part of the building and has the right to some parts. Roads, green spaces, other public places, public facilities and property services within the building division belong to the owners. The central air conditioning mentioned in the question is one of the public facilities owned by the owner. Article 72 of the Property Law stipulates that "the owner shall enjoy rights and assume obligations for the part other than the exclusive part of the building; Do not give up rights and fail to fulfill obligations. " The cost of central air conditioning is not only the cost of using air conditioning, but also the cost of daily maintenance. As one of the owners, you have the right to jointly manage the central air conditioning with * * * *, and at the same time you must undertake the obligation to maintain the property of * * * *. In the form of "no central air conditioning", giving up rights and failing to perform payment obligations does not conform to the provisions of the property law.