The closure of access doors to blocks generates legal disputes, without a unified national regulation, and opinions vary between administrators and tenants.

The issue of closing access doors to apartment buildings has generated legal disputes, considering that there is no uniform regulation at the national level. Legal interpretations vary depending on each specific case. Some administrators believe that closing the main door at night is a safety measure and a concern for the residents, thus maintaining a safer environment. On the other hand, other voices argue that this practice could violate accessibility norms and the rights of the tenants.