If the occupant cannot use it, its

If the occupant cannot use it, its life and residence will be seriously affected. On the other hand, if the ancillary facilities are not necessary to exercise the right of residence, whether they can become the object of the right of residence should depend on the agreement of the parties. For example, parking Spaces, garages, underground shed and other ancillary facilities are not necessary living facilities to exercise the right of residence, does not of course become the object of the right of residence. That is to say, whether the occupant can use the above ancillary facilities should depend on the agreement of the parties; If the parties have no prohibitions agreement, the right of habitation shall have the right to use it.