Property companies are forced to apply for access cards, and they are not allowed to enter without paying property fees. Is it illegal?

Property serves the owners, but in real life, many properties do not serve the owners, but manage the owners, including things such as access control, which may be decided without authorization. This is because many communities do not have owners' committees and cannot discuss and decide on behalf of all owners. Instead, the property management company became the leader of the owners. It is definitely illegal for a property company not to pay the property fee and not to go home.

0 1 The owner is the owner of his own house, and it is illegal to set up obstacles in the property to prevent the owner from going home. The relationship between the owner and the property management company is actually entrusted management. Many residential areas were selected and managed by developers when they were first established, and the owners did not participate in the decision-making. After moving in, it is difficult for owners to set up owners' committees to independently decide and manage residential areas on behalf of all owners, so they usually use properties.

After buying a house, the owner is legally the property owner and enjoys the right to possess, use, benefit and dispose of the house, and the owner's right to go home is obvious. It is definitely illegal to set up access control on the property to prevent the owner from going home. Some people may say that you can get access control by paying the property fee and you can go home freely; What we are discussing here is that the property can be set up with access control, but the access control card should be provided to the owner in time after setting, otherwise it will constitute an obstacle, and the owner has the right to ask the property to remove the obstacle, otherwise the behavior of the property will constitute infringement, so this is illegal.

It is not illegal for the owner not to pay the property fee, but it violates the obligations stipulated in the contract. Although the owner enjoys all the rights of the house, there are public use parts or public property areas in a residential area besides personal property rights. Property often manages and maintains these contents, and the owners themselves enjoy property services. Even if he is dissatisfied with this service from a personal point of view, based on the property service contract, the owner needs to pay the property fee on time, otherwise it will constitute a breach of contract.

As both parties have rights and obligations in the realty service contract, disputes in the performance of the contract need to be settled through negotiation or litigation, but before that, both parties should do their best to fulfill the contract and ensure the normal exercise of the realty service contract. After all, this involves the rights and interests of many families, and it is necessary for individual owners to pay property fees.

Although it is not illegal not to pay the property fee, it violates the contract, so it is not advisable for the owner not to pay the property fee. It is also not advisable to find a solution to the problem in time when he is dissatisfied with the service, rather than dealing with it in an extreme way.

Therefore, it is illegal for a property management company not to issue an access card to the owner on the grounds of not paying the property fee after setting up the access control, but this behavior is often threatened by soft violence, and the owner sometimes has no choice.

Owners who don't pay the property are actually very headache. After all, the service standards are different, and it is normal to default on property fees.

Then the combination of access control and paying property fees has become a relatively common way at present; Whether it is the property or the owner, it is often in a noisy situation because it will cost a lot, cost too much and take too long to defend rights through normal channels. The best way to solve similar disputes is to negotiate settlement.