买新能源车，深圳一业主安充电桩多次被拒！法院判了

Core Viewpoint - The case highlights the legal rights of property owners to install charging stations for electric vehicles, emphasizing the need for property management companies to cooperate in facilitating such installations [4][6][8]. Group 1: Case Background - A resident in Shenzhen, after purchasing an electric vehicle, requested the property management company to install a charging station but was denied due to claims of insufficient electrical capacity and fire safety concerns [4][5]. - The resident argued that installing a non-commercial charging station for personal use is a reasonable demand, leading to a lawsuit against the property management for not providing the necessary installation approval [4][5]. Group 2: Court Proceedings - The court classified the case as a property service contract dispute, affirming that property owners have the right to use their exclusive property, including the installation of charging stations, as long as it does not endanger building safety or other owners' rights [5][6]. - The property management's arguments regarding fire safety and the need for consent from all owners were deemed insufficient, as the installation of charging stations was considered a reasonable use of shared property [6][8]. Group 3: Court Ruling - The court ruled in favor of the resident, ordering the property management to issue a consent letter for the installation of the charging station, which has since taken effect [7]. - The ruling reinforces the notion that the installation of charging stations is a reasonable extension of property owners' rights and aligns with national energy-saving and environmental protection initiatives [8].