Does the property have the right to restrict the owner from pulling his own things and decorating the house?

The property contract is only binding on both parties. Owners pay property fees to property companies, and property service companies provide corresponding services for owners. The property fee owed by the original owner is the debt owed by the original owner to the property, and this debt has not been passed on to the new owner because of the transfer of house ownership. The new owner bought a house. As the property owner, he has the right to live in the house he bought. The property management company has no right to ask the new owner to perform the debt on behalf of the original owner.

The property company shall recover the property management fee from the original owner. If negotiation fails, a lawsuit can be brought to a court with jurisdiction. Article 67 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates that if the owners fail to pay the property service fee within the time limit, the owners' committee shall urge them to pay it within a time limit; If it fails to pay within the time limit, the realty service enterprise may bring a lawsuit to the people's court.

At the same time, new and old owners should also stipulate the burden of property management fees before and after the transfer in the housing sales contract. Now the original owner's breach of contract has affected the renovation of the new owner, which generally constitutes a breach of contract. The new owner can also ask the original owner to fulfill the obligation of paying the property fee in arrears as soon as possible and bear the liability for breach of contract.

New owners can seek relief from the mayor's mailbox, the media, the superiors of the property management office, the court and other channels, but unfortunately it is generally ineffective.

Besides, I'm sorry to tell you that I'm a real estate lawyer, and you have no problem from a legal point of view. But from the reality, I always suggest that the property be cut off from water and electricity, and the owners are forbidden to enter the venue for decoration, so as to force the new owners to find the original owners to deal with it.

This is a common problem. When the property is delivered, the new owner should ask the original owner to settle the arrears of property fees and utilities, otherwise the property will definitely give you trouble, because it is impossible for the property to sue the owner for not paying the property fees and utilities every day, and the litigation cost is too high.

Do you think the property is not clear about the law? The problem is that the property can not completely solve the problem of the owner's arrears of property fees through litigation. Generally, only when a certain amount is accumulated will prosecution be initiated, otherwise the litigation cost will be too high. During this period, some owners suddenly sold their houses, and the new owners moved in without handling the finishing work with the old owners, which is bound to be entangled with the property.