Playing mahjong downstairs in the community, should the property be in charge?

Legal analysis: playing mahjong downstairs in the community depends on whether the property should be managed or not. If playing mahjong in the community is too loud and affects people's normal life and study, you can take audio and video recordings to obtain evidence and ask for property rectification. Without rectification, there is a legitimate reason to refuse to pay property fees. If the mahjong sound comes from outside the community, you can call the urban management department or 1 10 to complain. Property has no law enforcement power, and many things cannot be directly intervened.

Legal basis: Article 15 of the Property Management Regulations implements the matters decided by the owners' meeting and performs the following duties: (1) Convene the owners' meeting and report on the implementation of property management; (two) on behalf of the owners and the owners of the general assembly to hire property services companies to sign property services contracts; (three) timely understand the opinions and suggestions of the owners and property users, and supervise and assist the property service enterprises to perform the property service contract; (four) the implementation of the supervision and management system; (five) other duties entrusted by the owners' congress.