Legal consequences of being sued for not paying property fees.

Owners who refuse to pay the property fee for a long time will be prosecuted by the property company if they still refuse to pay the property fee after the property is called. And once lost, the owners who owe property fees need to bear civil compensation. At the same time, the owners can't enjoy a series of services brought by the property company because they haven't paid the property fee. If the owner refuses to pay the property fee without justifiable reasons, he will bear the liability for breach of contract to the property management enterprise and bear all the adverse consequences caused by losing the case.

If the owners or other actors refuse to perform relevant obligations, the parties concerned may report or complain to the relevant administrative departments, which shall deal with them according to law.

If the owner is sued for not paying the property fee, the court will mediate. If the mediation fails, the owner will be sentenced to pay the property fee and refuse to perform. Property companies can apply for compulsory execution. It is necessary to master the ways and means of urging the payment of property fees. There are many ways of charging, which are also applicable to different arrears. General dunning methods are: 1. On-site dunning; 2. Interview key households; 3. Ask the owners' committee to assist in expediting; 4. Send a written fee reminder notice; 5. Send a lawyer's letter; 6. Apply for arbitration or court proceedings. The above methods of urging fees are applicable to different situations, among which the first three methods are the most commonly used, and most owners can pay property fees after several urging fees or interviews. Therefore, encouraging property service companies to adopt these three ways, that is, the so-called "courtesy before soldiers", is conducive to maintaining the harmonious relationship between property service companies and owners. The latter three methods are somewhat "face-breaking" and should be used with caution. However, for individual car owners, only this method can be effective.

Legal basis: Article 67 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates that if the owner fails to pay the property service fee within the time limit in violation of the property service contract, the owners' committee shall urge him 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. Accordingly, if the owners fail to fulfill their contractual obligations and pay the property fees on time, they will be sued by the owners' committee. Generally, the court will regulate such cases first. If the mediation fails, the owner will pay the property fees owed within a certain period of time. If the owner still refuses to perform, the property company can apply to the court for property preservation and enforcement, and the owner may be restricted from high consumption, restricted from entering and leaving, and pulled into the list of untrustworthy.