If the lights in the corridor are broken, should the property replace them?

Yes, the corridor is a public area and is not a personal area. The common area is managed by the property, and the lights in the corridor are even more so, and the property should be contacted for replacement if it is broken.

If the light in the corridor is broken, it should be replaced by the property, which is within the scope of the property, and this is also the right and interest you should have to pay the property fee.

Need. The corridor belongs to the public area and is within the management scope of the property.

It should be replaced by the property, because in general, the owner has paid the strata fee. So the property is responsible.

Should. This part of the corridor belongs to them, and they should be responsible for it, after all, the owner has paid the property fee.

The lights in the hallway are broken and should be replaced by the property. Because they are the ones in charge.

If it's an old neighborhood.

There is no property management company, and the people do not pay property fees.

It is not disputed that the electricity costs generated by the public lighting of the corridor lights and the courtyard lights of the community should be shared by all residents.

<> some owners may feel that the property needs to bear this part of the cost, but in fact, the owner is the owner of the community, and the property is only hired by the owner to serve the community The agency is equivalent to the nanny, how can there be a reason for the nanny to bear the electricity bill of the owner's house? However, for the property management company, the problem is that if the public water and electricity consumption cannot be accurately measured and estimated before taking over the project, there may be a loss of property fees. Regarding the electricity bill of the stairway, this is a common area of electricity.

It is a public pool.

Inside the utility bill.

It is to be shared equally among the owners of the whole building. This pool is not included in the property management fee. Property management fees are charged on a per square metre basis. The common pool is on the computer of the property office, and there are the accounts of the electricity bill of each unit.

There is a record of how much was collected from the owners of each unit, how much was paid to the electricity company, and how much was balanced. It's the public part. The corridor is a common part.

If the hallway light in your home is broken, it is your own business, and you should not let the property be responsible for repairing it. Property maintenance is only responsible for the common part, which is the basic area of responsibility of the property. So since the broken light has nothing to do with the owner, then why ask such a question?

The reason is nothing more than that the property fee can not be collected, the property company service is not in place, your property service is not in place, I will give you no money or pay less, a slap should of course include light bulbs and switches, circuits, etc., if it is an overall upgrade, it should be shared by all owners, and the development of property contracts should clarify the responsibilities and obligations of both parties! If there is no agreement, the lighting electricity cost of the corridor of the building where the owner lives shall be shared by the owner of the building; Other public facilities in the complex.

The lighting is undertaken by the property management company of the community.

Yes, the property should be replaced. The lights in the hallway belong to the place where the property should be managed. The lights in these places are broken, and you should report to the property in time and let them repair them.

If the corridor is a public corridor, then the property management company should be responsible for replacing the damaged lights. If the property management company does not accept the application, then you can directly file a complaint with the local housing and land management bureau.

If the corridor is a common area, then it is replaced by the property, if the property does not replace the light bulb, you can directly complain to the local land management bureau, because the property is responsible for the installation and removal of the facilities in these common areas.

Dear, hello, I am happy to answer for you What to do if the property is broken Answer: The corridor light belongs to the normal maintenance service of the property, if the property refuses to repair, you can go to the property management department of the local housing authority to complain about the public maintenance of the property company** The so-called common parts refer to the main load-bearing structure of the residence (including the foundation, internal and external load-bearing walls, columns, beams, floors, roofs, etc.), outdoor walls, hallways, stairwells, corridors, etc. Common facilities and equipment refer to the common water and sewage pipes, downpipes, water tanks, pressurized water pumps, elevators, antennas, power supply lines, lighting, boilers, heating lines, gas lines, fire protection facilities, green spaces, roads, street lights, ditches, pools, wells, non-operating parking garages, public welfare cultural and sports facilities and common facilities and equipment used in residential communities or single houses.

Unreasonable, the voice-activated lights in the corridor are borne by the property.

This is unreasonable, the lights in the corridor of the community are maintained by the property, because the property is responsible for the maintenance of public facilities, if the lamp is broken, the property should buy the lamp, and repair it at the same time.

If he asks the owner to buy the lamp, this situation is not right, and you, as the owner of the community, can complain to the Property Division of the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau.

Then what do you have to pay for the property fee?

The property is not responsible for maintenance.

According to Article 51 of the "Property Management Regulations": water supply, power supply, gas supply, heat supply, communications, cable television and other units shall bear the responsibility for the maintenance and maintenance of relevant pipelines and facilities and equipment in the property management area in accordance with the law.

According to Article 44 of the "Property Management Regulations": in the property management area, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating supply, communications, cable TV and other units shall collect relevant fees from end users. Where property management service enterprises accept entrustment to collect the fees in the preceding paragraph, they must not charge the owners additional fees such as handling fees.

According to Article 34 of the Property Management Regulations, the owners' committee shall enter into a written property service contract with the property management service enterprise selected by the owners' general meeting. The property service contract shall stipulate the property management matters, service quality, service fees, rights and obligations of both parties, the management and use of special maintenance funds, property management housing, contract term, liability for breach of contract, etc.

<> generally, the corridor lights belong to the public area lighting, which belongs to the property management company and is responsible for replacement, but if the property service contract stipulates that the public energy consumption fee is not charged, the damage of the corridor lamp needs to be shared equally among all residents of the corridor. If the property management company is responsible for the replacement, but the property management company does not accept it, you can file a complaint with the local housing and land management bureau. It is necessary to take up the ** of the potato hidden source law to protect yourself and avoid unnecessary contradictions caused by these trivial matters.

Dear, the owner has renovated the corridor light privately and now it is not lit, and the property is required to be replaced, and the property should be replaced in time! Because the corridor belongs to the public corridor, then the lamp is broken and there is generally a travel acre property to replace, and the residents can report to the property that the corridor is damaged, so as to replace the damaged corridor lamp in time. If the property management company does not accept it, then you can directly file a complaint with the local Housing and Land State Deferral Administration.