Is it illegal for property companies to handle access cards without paying property fees?

Strictly speaking, it is a civil tort, and failure to pay property fees belongs to the owner's tort. As a property company, you can choose to bring legal proceedings according to the specific situation, but it is the legal right of the owner to go home. As a party providing property services, it is not qualified to prevent the owners from going home, but should do its best to provide the services stipulated by relevant laws and regulations for the owners. Only from this perspective, the practice of the property company violates the relevant regulations, and the owner can choose to call the police or sue for rights protection.

There is no denying that there are many drawbacks and deficiencies in property management in today's society. In addition, most property companies lack professionalism, and neither management ability nor service quality can meet the relevant requirements of industry standards. Over time, the owners can't trust the property management company, and the resulting phenomenon of refusing to pay property fees is not uncommon. However, the property company can take legal measures, such as suing to recover the property fees owed by the owners, but it is incorrect to apply for a compulsory access card. Any dispute has a reason. Owners do not pay property fees, which may be because they are dissatisfied with the services of property companies, or because some property companies charge too high property fees, so they are resisted by owners. As a property management company, they can communicate with the owners about the reasons and how to agree to pay the property fees. If they can reach an agreement, of course, they can kill two birds with one stone, but even if the owner still refuses to pay the fee, the property company's compulsory access card is also a civil tort. Obviously, the owners who don't pay the property fees and don't let the owners enter their own property management companies are all infringements from the legal point of view, but in most cases, they think that these trivial things will not go to court, and in the long run, a vicious circle will be formed. Personally, I think we should take legal measures without hesitation when we encounter similar things. Only by reaching a settlement agreement within the legal framework can similar things be avoided in daily life.