Excuse me, my property collects and pays the electricity fee, but the merchants don't pay. Does the property have the right to cut off electricity? Is there a legal basis?

According to Article 56 of the Electricity Law, "the electric power administrative department shall supervise and inspect the implementation of electric power laws and administrative regulations by electric power enterprises and users according to law", charging electricity is a matter for the power supply department, and you are only entrusted by the power supply department to charge electricity. Therefore, when you encounter problems in collecting electricity charges for the power supply department, resulting in your inability to exercise your agency behavior normally, you can only negotiate with the power supply department, and the power supply department will handle it according to the relevant provisions of the Electricity Law. You belong to a property management enterprise, and you can only implement it in accordance with the provisions of the Property Management Regulations and the property service contract signed between you and the owner. Article 36 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates: "Property management enterprises shall provide corresponding services in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract. If the property management enterprise fails to fulfill the agreement of the property service contract, causing personal and property safety damage to the owner, it shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities according to law. " If you cut off the electricity to the owner without authorization because you can't receive the electricity bill, it is obviously beyond the service scope agreed by you and the owner in the contract and infringes on the rights and interests of the owner. Therefore, you should take responsibility.