The corridor in front of my house is stacked with sundries! Is it illegal?

Of course it's illegal. Because the entrance of one's house is also a public space, it is unreasonable and illegal to pile up sundries.

I think so, such an act is already illegal, it is an occupation of public areas, and there is a certain amount of responsibility.

I feel that this is an immoral act, which pollutes the hygiene of the public environment; It is illegal because of the laws of our country, which strictly prohibits the stacking of debris in public areas.

Fire Protection Law of the People's Republic of China.

Article 28 of the Fire Protection Law of the People's Republic of China clearly stipulates that no unit or individual "shall occupy, block, or close evacuation passages, safety exits, or fire truck passages." "Units and individuals who "occupy, block, or close evacuation passages, safety exits, or have other behaviors that impede safe evacuation" are illegal acts.

If there is a fire that causes evacuation and rescue difficulties, it will not only be fined, but also criminally liable according to the law.

In the past management, there are three main ways to solve the problem:

First, the property management company coordinates, but based on the service status of the property management company, it has little effect, because the property has no law enforcement power and often falls into embarrassment.

Second, the lawsuit is filed by the adjacent owners or the owners' committee. However, due to the length and cost of litigation, effective governance is often not achieved.

Third, it relies on supervision, but because there are no particularly clear penalties in the existing laws and regulations, it is difficult to put supervision in place.

It is best to have urban management and fire protection properties to deal with it together to be effective.

Legal analysis: residents of the community will pile up sundries in the public passage at the door of their homes, suspected of occupying the public passage of fire protection, harming the public interest and the legitimate rights and interests of others, violating the relevant provisions of the Civil Code and the Fire Protection Law, the owners' general meeting or the owners' committee, for arbitrarily disposing of garbage, encroaching on the passage and other behaviors that damage the legitimate rights and interests of others, have the right to eliminate obstacles, eliminate dangers, restore the original state, and compensate for losses in accordance with laws and regulations.

Legal basis: Article 286 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China: Owners shall abide by laws, regulations and management regulations, and relevant acts shall comply with the requirements of resource conservation and protection of the ecological environment. The owner shall cooperate with the emergency response measures and other management measures implemented by the property in accordance with the law.

The general meeting of owners or the owners' committee shall request the perpetrator to stop the infringement, remove the obstruction, eliminate the danger, restore the original state, and compensate for the losses of the law, regulations, and management regulations for damages such as arbitrarily disposing of garbage, discharging pollutants or noise, raising animals in violation of regulations, building in violation of regulations, encroaching on passages, and refusing to pay property fees. Where the owner or other actor refuses to perform the relevant obligations, the relevant parties may report or complain to the relevant administrative department, and the relevant administrative department shall handle it in accordance with law.

Fire Protection Law of the People's Republic of China Article 28 No unit or individual shall damage, misappropriate, or dismantle or stop using fire-fighting facilities and equipment without authorization, and shall not bury, occupy, or block fire hydrants or occupy evacuation channels, safety exits, and fire truck passages. Doors and windows in crowded places shall not be equipped with obstacles that affect escape and fire fighting and rescue.

The stacking of debris in the corridor violates the relevant provisions of the Civil Code and the Fire Protection Law.

Residents in the community arbitrarily piled up sundries in the public passage at the door of their homes, suspected of occupying the public passage of fire protection, harming the public interest and the legitimate rights and interests of others, and violating the relevant provisions of the Civil Code and the Fire Protection Law. The general meeting of owners or the owners' committee has the right to request the perpetrator to stop the infringement and remove the obstruction in accordance with laws, regulations, and management regulations.

Article 28 of the Regulations on Fire Safety Management of High-rise Civil Buildings stipulates:

The evacuation passages and safety exits of high-rise civil buildings shall be kept unblocked, and it is forbidden to stack items, lock exits, or set up obstacles. It is forbidden to occupy or block fire hydrants, to stack sundries in the fire hydrant box, and to stack items under the fire shutter. ”

Therefore, the corridor of the community belongs to the public fire channel, if it is full of debris, when natural disasters such as fire and fire occur, it will seriously affect the escape of others, and will also bring greater obstacles to the rescue of fire officers and soldiers, resulting in great safety accidents. If the loss of others is caused by the stacked sundries, the stacker shall bear the corresponding legal responsibility.