What will happen if you don't pay the property fee?

Refusing to pay property fees with justifiable reasons is of course a manifestation of safeguarding rights, but refusing to pay property fees without justifiable reasons may lead to a series of risks. Refusing to pay without justifiable reasons constitutes a breach of contract, and the direct consequence is to bear the liability for breach of contract. What kind of liability for breach of contract, whether to bear liquidated damages, needs to be determined according to the specific terms of the property service contract.

Second, it may face litigation risks. Failure to pay property fees constitutes a breach of contract, and the property management unit has the right to bring a lawsuit to the court. Finally, unpaid property management fees may affect the living experience. Therefore, it is suggested to pay the property fee in time without justifiable reasons.

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The level of property management fees charged by property management companies is directly related to their charging standards and business volume. Generally speaking, the higher the charging standard of property management fees, the higher the income and services of property management companies. However, on the one hand, the collection of property management fees is restricted by relevant national policies and regulations, and it is not allowed to collect fees at will; On the other hand, the collection standard of property management fees is also limited by the income level of users.

Article 41 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates that the owner shall pay the property service fee in accordance with the property service contract. If the owner and the user of the property agree that the user of the property shall pay the property service fee, the owner shall bear joint and several liability from the agreement. Property that has been completed but has not been sold or handed over to the property buyer shall be paid by the construction unit.