Is it illegal to install parking locks in residential properties?

1. Is it illegal to install parking locks in residential properties?

1. It is illegal to install parking locks in residential properties. Residential property has no right to collect fees for installing ground locks in temporary parking spaces. The money collected should belong to all owners, and the income generated in public places belongs to all owners. The ground part of the residential area belongs to the owners' common income. If the parking space is built in a public place, the owner has the right to use it free of charge. Even if the property company installs ground locks to regulate parking behavior, it should also convene community owners to negotiate.

2. Legal basis: Article 6 of the Property Management Regulations.

The owner of the house is the owner.

Owners enjoy the following rights in property management activities:

(a) in accordance with the provisions of the realty service contract, accept the services provided by the realty service enterprise;

(two) proposed to convene a meeting of the owners' congress, and put forward suggestions on matters related to property management;

(three) put forward suggestions on formulating and amending the management statute and the rules of procedure of the owners' congress;

(four) to participate in the owners' meeting and exercise the right to vote;

(five) to elect members of the owners' committee and enjoy the right to be elected;

(six) to supervise the work of the owners' committee;

(seven) to supervise the realty service enterprise to perform the realty service contract;

(eight) the right to know and supervise the use of * * * parts of the property, * * facilities and equipment and related sites;

(nine) to supervise the management and use of special maintenance funds for * * * parts of the property and * * * facilities and equipment (hereinafter referred to as special maintenance funds);

(ten) other rights stipulated by laws and regulations.

Second, what is the specific process of suing the property?

1. First, the competent court should be determined. Disputes over property service contracts shall be under the jurisdiction of the courts of the defendant's domicile and the place where the contract is performed;

2. The owner should prepare a complaint and bring a lawsuit to the court;

3. The owner should prepare evidence materials to support the claim.