does the people's court support the lawsuit against the community owners against the opening of the clubhouse to the society? The current law does not stipulate the problem of community clubs. "Clubs" is a new term, and there is not even a definite definition. Clubhouse generally refers to a comprehensive activity place that is open to all residents, staff and members and can provide certain services in a residential area or a unit or a community. Generally speaking, clubs in residential quarters may include comprehensive facilities and services such as catering, entertainment, sports and even shopping. As the law does not stipulate, the ownership of the clubhouse (building) should depend on the agreement of both parties and whether the developer will allocate the clubhouse cost to the owner when selling. The function of the clubhouse and whether it is open to the outside world should be subject to the agreement of both parties and the explanation and commitment of the developer when selling commercial housing. Generally speaking, the clubhouse is a comprehensive service place that provides leisure, entertainment and other services for all owners in the community. Only the owners (members) in the community have the right to enjoy it. However, because the clubhouse needs to be maintained, it is not a free service, so many projects will also be open to the public, such as catering, etc., but the owners can enjoy more preferential treatment when they enter the clubhouse. The people's court should consider the agreement between the two parties and the explanation and commitment of the developer when selling commercial housing. The Law Express Contract Law Channel arranges the relevant knowledge of contract conclusion for you. The contract conclusion column is fully classified. Welcome to browse. Thank you for your visit.