Who will bear the property fee owed by the court auction house?

Legal analysis: the original owner bears the debt, which belongs to the original owner's personal debt, and the property company can sue the original owner. After the house ownership is obtained by auction, the property expenses shall be borne by the new owner. The date when the court pays the ruling is the date when the ownership changes.

Legal basis: Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Seal-up, Seizure and Freezing of Property in Civil Execution of People's Courts and Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Auction and Sale of Property in Civil Execution of People's Courts.

Article 9 When the real estate is sealed up, the people's court shall post a seal-up or announcement, and may extract and preserve the relevant real estate warrants.

Where registered immovable property, specific movable property and other property rights are sealed up, detained or frozen, the relevant registration authority shall be notified to go through the registration formalities. Those who have not gone through the registration formalities shall not object to other sealing-up, seizure and freezing acts that have gone through the registration formalities.

Article 10 When a building whose ownership has not been registered is sealed up, the people's court shall notify the manager or actual user of the building and make an announcement in a prominent position.

Article 11 When a people's court distracts a motor vehicle that has not been registered for ownership, it shall record the engine number of the motor vehicle on the seizure list. During the period of seizure, if the owner of the motor vehicle requests to go through the formalities of ownership registration, the people's court shall allow and handle the corresponding seizure registration formalities in time.

Article 12 If the sealed-up or distrained property is not suitable for the custody of the people's court, the people's court may designate the person subjected to execution to be responsible for the custody. If it is not suitable for the custody of the person subjected to execution, it may entrust a third person or apply for the custody of the person subjected to execution.

If the continued use of the property designated by the people's court to be kept by the person subjected to execution has no significant impact on the value of the property, the person subjected to execution may be allowed to continue to use it; Where it is kept by a people's court or entrusted to a third person or an applicant for enforcement, the custodian shall not use it.

Article 13 When sealing up, distraining or freezing the secured property possessed by the holder of the security right, the holder of the security right shall generally be designated as the custodian; Where the property is kept by the people's court, the pledge and lien shall not be extinguished due to the transfer of possession.

Article 14 The people's court may seal up, detain or freeze the property of the person subjected to execution and others, and notify the property owner in time.

* * * If someone agrees to divide all the property of * * * and it is approved by the creditors, the people's court may consider it valid. The effectiveness of sealing up, distraining and freezing after the division of the agreement and the property enjoyed by the person subjected to execution; The people's court shall make an order to lift the seizure, seizure and freezing of other property that enjoys the share.

* * * If someone brings a property analysis lawsuit or applies for the executor to bring a property analysis lawsuit by subrogation, the people's court shall allow it. Litigation during the suspension of property execution.

Article 15 The people's court may seal up, detain or freeze the property of the person subjected to execution occupied by a third party for the benefit of the person subjected to execution; If the property is designated to a third party for continued custody, the third party may not deliver it to the person subjected to execution.

The people's court may, for its own benefit, seal up, detain or freeze the property legally possessed by a third party, and the third party may continue to possess and use it, but may not deliver it to the person subjected to execution.