1. Does the neighbor occupy the public area?

Neighbors' occupation of public corridors is an infringement on the rights and interests of neighboring owners, and owners, owners' committees and property management companies can ask them to stop occupying them; If the parts used by * * * are damaged, they may also be required to bear the liability for compensation.

Because of the maintenance of property or public interests, the owners really need to temporarily occupy or dig roads and sites, and shall obtain the consent of the owners' committee and the property management enterprise; If a property management enterprise really needs to temporarily occupy or dig roads and sites, it shall obtain the consent of the owners' committee.

Owners and property management companies shall restore the roads and sites temporarily occupied and excavated to their original state within the agreed time limit.

Article 460th of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that if the real estate or chattel is occupied by the possessor, the creditor may request the return of the original and its fruits; However, the necessary expenses incurred by bona fide possessors for the maintenance of immovable property or movable property shall be paid.

2. What are the procedures for using the property maintenance fund?

The application procedure is:

1. The owners' committee will publicize the maintenance project and budget in the community, and it will be voted by more than two thirds of the owners at the owners' meeting.

2. Apply to the District Real Estate Bureau again. After the application is approved, 80% of the total budget will be allocated.

3. After the project is completed, it shall be settled with the owners' meeting according to the facts and shared by households.

4, elevators, internal and external walls, public corridors and other residential facilities and equipment maintenance, you can apply for the use of maintenance funds.

Third, unauthorized possession in civil law.

Have no right to possess. Refers to no ownership. The owner's possession of the lost property (except the management without cause), the thief's possession of the dirty property, the buyer's possession in an invalid sales contract, and the lessee's possession of the leased property after the lease term expires are all unauthorized possession.

According to the traditional common law, unauthorized possession must meet the following three conditions:

First, possession must be carried out openly;

Second, possession must be exclusive and actual possession;

Third, possession must be malicious to the actual owner of the land.