Does the residential property have the right to operate power supply?

At present, some property companies usually stipulate that property management fees and utilities are bundled in order to facilitate management fees. For tenants who refuse to pay property management fees, property companies usually take the means of water and electricity cuts. The property service contract is signed by the property company and the owner, and the water supply and power supply contract is signed by the owner and the power supply bureau and water supply company. These are two parallel and independent legal relations. Property companies only maintain water supply and power supply equipment, not water and electricity suppliers. The providers of water and electricity are water supply companies and power supply bureaus. According to the relevant provisions of China's contract law, the water supply and power supply between the owner and the water supply company and power supply bureau is a contractual relationship. The water supply company or power supply company has the right to stop water supply and power supply only if the owner has a contract agreement and state regulations. As can be seen from the above, the property company provides property services, and water supply and power supply is the responsibility of the water supply department. It is definitely wrong for a property company to take such action by taking advantage of its work. If water and electricity are directly cut off, the property management company is wrong, because as a property management company, it should take the principle of maintaining the harmony of the community, and can help the owners who are in arrears to do ideological work through the industry Committee and neighborhood Committee to achieve the purpose of recovering property fees. If the owner refuses to pay the property fee without justifiable reasons, the property company can defend its rights through litigation. As the owner, you can report to the local property management department, street offices, township people's governments, neighborhood committees, etc. If you can't handle it, you can defend your rights through litigation. (Source: Legal Express China.