The previous property is gone. Does the new property have to bear the promise that the old property will be free of property fees?

It is obviously unfair to the owners to pay the property fee in advance, and the prepaid part needs to be recovered by itself because of the change of the property company. The "Regulations on Property Management" clearly stipulates that when the property company changes, the new and old property service enterprises should do a good job of handover.

Of course, the property fee belongs to the content of the handover obligation. Even if the new property company and the owner agree that the owner will claim compensation from the old property company by himself, it cannot be exempted from its legal handover obligation. The content of this standard clause is extremely unfair, which violates the interests of the public and is an invalid clause. Therefore, the property fee paid by the owner in advance to the old property company can be deducted from the property fee of the new property company.