What are the illegal consequences of privately cutting off water and electricity for the property?

The illegal consequence of privately cutting off water and electricity to the property is that it may face administrative punishment and civil liability for compensation. According to the relevant laws and regulations, the property company has no right to cut off water and electricity privately, and it must go through legal procedures and authorization to carry out related operations. If the property company cuts off water and electricity in violation of regulations, the owner can complain to the relevant departments and ask the property company to bear corresponding legal responsibilities.

First, the illegal behavior of property water supply and power outage.

Property management company is an enterprise that serves the owners, and its duty is to provide quality service and management for the owners. However, in practice, some property companies may violate relevant laws, regulations and contractual agreements and cut off water and electricity privately, which brings a lot of inconvenience and losses to the owners. This behavior not only violates laws and regulations, but also violates the responsibility and moral standards of property companies.

Second, the illegal consequences of property water and power outages.

1, administrative penalty

If the property company's behavior of privately cutting off water and electricity is verified, the relevant departments can impose administrative penalties on it according to law, including fines and revocation of business licenses. At the same time, property companies may also be included in the list of untrustworthy enterprises, which will affect their reputation and business development.

1, civil liability for compensation

The owner may require the property management company to bear corresponding civil liability for the losses caused by unauthorized water and electricity cuts. These losses may include the inconvenience of life and economic losses caused by water and electricity cuts. Property companies need to compensate the owners for their losses according to law and bear corresponding legal responsibilities.

Third, how to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of owners.

In the face of the property company's behavior of privately cutting off water and electricity, the owners can take the following measures to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests:

1, complain and report in time.

Owners can complain and report illegal acts of property companies to relevant departments, and ask relevant departments to deal with them according to law. At the same time, the owner can also submit a written complaint to the property company, asking it to stop the illegal act and compensate for the losses.

1, seeking legal aid.

If the owners can't negotiate with the property management company to solve the problem, they can seek legal aid and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests through legal channels.

To sum up, it is illegal for property companies to cut off water and electricity without permission, and owners can take corresponding measures to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. At the same time, relevant departments should also strengthen the supervision of property companies, standardize their behavior and protect the legitimate rights and interests of owners.

Legal basis:

Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Property Management

Article 44 provides that:

"Property service enterprises shall not interrupt public services such as water supply, power supply, gas supply and heating in the property service area without authorization." This shows that the property company has no right to cut off water and electricity privately, and will face corresponding legal responsibilities if it violates this regulation.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 1068 stipulates:

If one party fails to perform the contractual obligations or does not meet the contractual obligations, it shall continue to perform, take remedial measures or compensate for the losses. If the property management company cuts off water and electricity without permission and causes losses to the owner, the owner may require him to bear civil liability for compensation.