600 yuan, a residential property in Zhengzhou, sold the car that the owner had parked for five years. Is it legal for the property to do so?

Speaking of zombie car, I believe many people are annoyed, because this kind of zombie car not only occupies public resources for a long time, but also hinders the normal access of residents. They want to contact someone to move the car, but they don't know who to contact. For zombie car, the traffic control department has certain procedures, but for zombie car, whoever stops in the residential area is a headache, especially for the residential property. Zombie car, the owner of residential property management in Zhengzhou, caused controversy.

Ms. Wang in Zhengzhou, Henan Province has an electric car at home. It was originally bought to pick up the children, because it did not meet the regulations and could only be idle. Vehicles can only be parked in the parking garage of the community. In order to facilitate others to contact the car, Ms. Wang also left a mobile phone number in the car. But suddenly one day, I found that my electric car was missing, so Ms. Wang asked the security guard in the community. Without asking Ms. Wang's family, I learned that her car was sold as a zombie car by the property.

This practice of property is illegal. Because this electric car belongs to Ms. Wang's personal belongings, Ms. Wang has parked her car here for several years and hasn't moved it. This behavior of Ms. Wang really affected others. However, as service owners, property management companies should protect the interests of owners, not infringe upon them. The property has violated the interests of the owner by disposing of the owner's private property without greeting and communicating with the owner, and the owner can fully pursue the legal responsibility of the property. Property should have specific management norms when dealing with this kind of zombie car. You can first post a notice to remind the owner to move the vehicle to another place, or you can contact the owner to communicate the vehicle handling method. If it really doesn't work, then notify the traffic control department and let the relevant departments handle it.

Although the practice of property management is illegal, Ms. Wang has also done something wrong. The underground garage is a public resource, which should not be occupied for a long time and affect others. Since they are idle vehicles, they should be properly disposed of in their own homes, or spend money to buy a parking space, which will neither occupy public resources nor affect others.