Legal analysis: First of all, the property has no law enforcement power, and there is no express stipulation that lunch classes are not allowed in the community. What the owner can do is to come to the door to persuade. As for whether the lunch class can be put in place, the property has no supervision right. You can communicate with the owners' Committee and put forward a plan. More than 80% of the owners agree and sign. You can ask the property to help prohibit people from entering the community and drive students away from lunch school, which can achieve certain results.

Legal basis: Article 19 of the Regulations on Property Management, the owners' assembly and the owners' committee shall perform their duties according to law and shall not make decisions or engage in activities unrelated to property management. If the decision made by the owners' congress or the owners' committee violates laws and regulations, the real estate administrative department of the district or county people's government or the neighborhood office or the Township People's government where the property is located shall order it to correct or revoke its decision within a time limit and notify all the owners.