If the newly acquired residential property is not the original property company, that is to say, the owner has no contractual relationship with the current property company, can he refuse to pay the p

If the newly acquired residential property is not the original property company, that is to say, the owner has no contractual relationship with the current property company, can he refuse to pay the property fee? The "completed property that has not been sold or handed over to the property buyer, the property service fee shall be paid by the construction unit" stipulated in the Property Management Regulations refers to the fact that the buyer did not buy or (for no reason of his own) did not take over the house when the construction unit failed to sell or notify the owner to take over the house according to normal procedures, or the house did not meet the delivery conditions due to the seller of commercial housing, so the early property service fee shall be borne by the construction unit.

However, this does not mean that the buyer can use this clause to deliberately delay the repossession. Under normal circumstances, if the buyer refuses to take over the house without justifiable reasons, the delivery date of the house is the date when the seller gives a written notice to take over the house, and the property service fee thereafter shall be borne by the buyer, and the related risks shall also be borne by the buyer. Article 12 of the new model contract for the sale of commercial housing in Zhejiang Province can also stipulate the buyer's liability for breach of contract if the house cannot be delivered on time due to the buyer's reasons. Therefore, as long as the house is postponed, the buyer must not postpone the payment of property fees.