The property has been cut off from water and electricity. Is it illegal to collect property fees? What is the legal basis?

This practice of property is illegal. You can ask the owner to pay the property fee, but you can't cut off water and electricity. Real estate can be settled through consultation with the owner or by resorting to the court. It is stipulated in the Civil Code that the owner should pay the property management fee to the property management company, and the property management company can call for it, but it can't call for it in the illegal form of water and electricity cut off. You can bring a lawsuit or apply for arbitration.

It is normal for owners to ask for property fees, and owners should actively cooperate to pay property fees. Property companies provide services for owners, and owners should pay property fees in time, which is reasonable, reasonable and legal. However, in the process of payment, some owners do not cooperate, because they feel that the service of the property company is not in place, or the charging standard of the property company is too high, so they refuse to pay the property fee. It is normal for property companies to ask for property fees, but this method used by property companies is unreasonable and illegal.

Property companies can't collect property without water and electricity. The owner of the residential area has paid the relevant fees for the use of water and electricity, and the property company has no right to cut off water and electricity for the owner. The practice of property companies is very unreasonable and illegal. Property companies should be practical. Owners did not pay property fees in time, and most owners did not pay property fees. Therefore, property companies should find their own reasons. Because the owner is not satisfied with the service of the property management company, the owner refuses to pay the property management fee, so everything happens for a reason, and this matter should be communicated calmly. This rude behavior of property companies is very undesirable and illegal. If the owner is angered, the owner has the right to drive the property company away.

If the owner fails to pay the property fee in time, the property company may file a lawsuit or apply for arbitration. If the property company feels that it has served the owner, but the owner refuses to pay the property fee, which is unfair to the property company, the property company will provide relevant evidence. If a dispute arises between the two parties and cannot be resolved through consultation, the property management company can go to court to defend its rights and interests, or apply for arbitration. Property companies and owners should get along well with each other, instead of fighting violence with violence. If there is a problem, actively solve it, and you can't cut off water and electricity.