Does Mido Property Company have the right to sue us?

Personally, I think the management company can't win the lawsuit.

1. First, the owner checks whether the property management company has management qualifications when managing the community. If there is no owner, the property management fee can be exempted.

2. The owner pays the property management fee according to the contract, so is the agreement signed between the property management company and the community owners' committee valid? Judging from the situation introduced by the landlord, it is obviously invalid. The owners' committee is only the executive body of the owners' congress, and it cannot make decisions instead of the owners' congress, so the decisions made are also invalid. Qualified property management companies should know that this situation is invalid. Since we know that the contract is still being signed, it is obviously suspected of fraud. In addition, since there is a written contract, whether there is a factual contract is debatable.

3. Even if the contract is "valid", as the first floor said, the first property management company subcontracted the whole property, which also violated the property management regulations. Obviously, the court should not support contracts that violate national laws and regulations.

Therefore, Meidu Property Management Company sued your hospital and refused to support it. Of course, the specific results depend on some specific issues. The answers given above are only based on the description of the landlord, which may be biased and for reference only.