Property does not go out.

You can charge, but you must manage it well, and the fees collected are also all owners'.

This happens in ordinary communities. There are also many accidents in the community.

If there is no industry Committee, go to the government property department to reflect.

More importantly, you can let the property be kept in custody first. When there is an industry committee, you can sue him for speculating on unjust enrichment of the property and ask the court to order him to return it to all your owners.

Generally speaking, except as stipulated in the contract, the property has no right to charge.

As for touching porcelain, I recorded it directly, and then it was not what I should say.