Does the property have the right to stop the owner's water and electricity without paying the property fee?

Legal analysis: property companies have no right to cut off water and electricity. Because the owner did not pay the property service fee on time, it violated the property service contract signed with the property company. As a property company, we should urge the owners who have breached the contract to pay compensation according to the contract or solve it through legal channels. The law does not give property companies the right to cut off water and electricity.

Legal basis: Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Property Management.

The first property management area in Kujou Hajime established the owners' meeting.

The division of property management areas should consider facilities and equipment, building scale, community construction and other factors. Specific measures shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Article 10 Owners in the same property management area shall, under the guidance of the real estate administrative department of the district or county people's government where the property is located, or the neighborhood offices and township people's governments, set up owners' meetings and elect owners' committees. However, if there is only one owner, or if the number of owners is small and all owners agree unanimously, it is decided not to set up the owners' meeting, and the owners will jointly perform the duties of the owners' meeting and the owners' committee.

Eleventh the following matters shall be decided by the owner * * *:

(a) to formulate and amend the rules of procedure of the owners' congress;

(2) Formulating and amending management regulations;

(three) to elect the owners' committee or replace the members of the owners' committee;

(four) the selection and dismissal of property services companies;

(five) to raise and use special maintenance funds;

(six) the renovation of buildings and their ancillary facilities;

(seven) other major matters related to the management of * * * and * * *.