Does the owner have the right to refuse to pay the property management fee if the property company does not send electricity?

There are two aspects of contractual relationship on this issue. First of all, we must recognize the main body of the contract: first, the contractual relationship between you and the developer. The second is the contractual relationship between you and the property management company. The two should be solved separately.

1. As for the housing price problem caused by the area and real estate license, it is a dispute between you and the developer about buying a house, which should be solved by the developer.

2. Regarding power transmission, (1) If there is no power transmission after check-in, you can talk to the developer, because if there is no power transmission, it is impossible to carry out the completion acceptance, undertake the inspection and check-in. If it is violated, you can complain to the real estate administrative department. (2) If the property company collects property fees due to power failure, then the property company is illegal. Although it is wrong not to pay the property fee, it can be solved through legal channels, but the property company has no right to stop the power outage on this grounds, you can find the power supply department to solve it.

As for the property management fee, as long as the property management company does not provide corresponding services in violation of the service contract, the property management fee should still be paid. If the property management company is not doing well, it can put forward rectification, and those who refuse to rectify can be solved by law. Refusing to pay the property management fee is not conducive to solving the problem.