Is it legal for the owner to authorize the property to turn off the tenant's water and electricity?

1. Is it legal for the owner to authorize the tenant to cut off water and electricity?

1. It is illegal for the owner to authorize the property to turn off the tenant's water and electricity. The property company has no right to power off, and the other party to the water supply and power supply contract of the community owner is the water supply company and the power supply company. According to the principle of consistency between rights and obligations, users of hydropower have the obligation to pay utilities, while providers of hydropower have the obligation to supply hydropower according to the contract. According to the anti-discrimination principle of contract performance, if the water user fails to fulfill the obligation to pay the water and electricity charges, the water supply and power supplier certainly has the right to cut off the water and electricity.

2. Legal basis: Article 45 of the Regulations on Property Management.

The realty service enterprise shall stop the violation of laws and regulations such as public security, environmental protection, property decoration and use in the realty management area, and report to the relevant administrative departments in a timely manner.

After receiving the report from the realty service enterprise, the relevant administrative department shall stop the illegal act or deal with it according to law.

Second, does the owner have the right to ask the property to stop the tenant's water and electricity?

The owner has no right to ask the property to stop the tenant's water and electricity. The provision and use of water, electricity and gas is the legal relationship between owners and water, electricity and gas suppliers, and the legal relationship between owners and property management companies is property services. The property management company has no right to stop water, electricity and gas for the owners. If the owner takes the property management company to court, the property management company should not only restore the supply of water, electricity and gas, but also compensate all related economic losses when the water, electricity and gas supply is cut off.