The property said that private wiring needs to pay a fine of 40 thousand yuan to restore power supply?

According to reports, recently, Ms. Liu, a citizen, was discovered by the property for pulling wires privately in the corridor, and was told that she must pay 40,000 yuan, otherwise the power would be cut off. Ms. Liu questioned the lack of basis for the punishment of the property company, and then the property was blacked out for more than ten days. Power supply will be restored after consultation.

According to the report, Ms. Liu said that the attic on the seventh floor where she lived was usually idle and had no lighting facilities, so she pulled out a wire at the lighting switch of the corridor on the sixth floor and pulled it to the attic on the seventh floor to install 1 1W energy-saving lamps. The matter was discovered by the property staff, who told her that she needed to pay a fine, otherwise she would be cut off.

In view of the need to pay a fine of 40 thousand yuan, Mr. Han, a property worker, shouted loudly to let the residents of the community watch, and repeatedly replied to the statement that "if the owner agrees to pull the wire privately, I will power on immediately", and said that the amount of compensation was just an expression and was not really implemented. Because we can't get the degree of stealing electricity and the start and end date, the specific treatment results can only be given after consultation with the higher authorities.

Lawyers said that it is definitely wrong to pull wires privately, but on the other hand, Article 45 of the Property Management Law stipulates that water supply, power supply, gas supply, heat supply, communication, cable TV and other units in the property management area should charge relevant fees to the end users. The property management company is not a party to the water supply and power supply contract and has no right to interrupt the water supply and power supply to the owners without authorization. If you want to recover, you need the power supply company to solve it through legal channels.

Experts remind residents not to pull wires privately to avoid fire hazards. If necessary, they should contact the property in time.