What are the consequences of not paying property fees for a long time?

Property that fails to pay the property fee for a long time will sue the owner who fails to pay the fee, and the result of the prosecution is to make up the property fee.

If the owner fails to pay the property fee for a long time, the property will sue the owner who fails to pay the fee, and the result of the prosecution is to pay the property fee. Under normal circumstances, even if the property itself is not in place, in order to protect the property and prevent other communities from following suit, the law will tend to the property side.

Refusing to pay property fees involves two issues: check-in handover and property management. Among them, the property fee can be refused under the following circumstances:

1. Strictly speaking, the delivery in the sale of houses should be based on the registration of the title certificate. However, in practice, buyers and sellers often take the check-in handover as the main procedure to check whether the house meets the statutory and agreed delivery conditions.

2. The commercial housing sales contract stipulates and standardizes the procedures of housing handover, such as requiring the developer to provide the house acceptance certificate to the purchaser when the house is delivered; If the purchased commercial house is residential, the developer shall also provide a residential quality guarantee and a residential instruction manual.

3. If the developer fails to produce the supporting documents or the supporting documents are incomplete, the purchaser has the right to refuse to deliver the house, and the developer shall bear the responsibility of delaying the delivery of the house. Since the house has been delivered, the relevant property management fees should be paid regardless of whether the owner actually lives, because many property services are provided by property management companies regardless of whether the owner actually lives.

4. When the developer can't provide relevant documents and inform you to go through the check-in formalities, you should resolutely refuse to accept the house according to the contract, and don't accept the house in a muddle. For example, there are problems with wall and floor decoration, and sanitary ware does not meet the original standards. Although it is also a problem, it generally does not constitute a basis for refusing to accept it.

To sum up, for the place where the property is not in place, the owner should leave evidence, such as taking photos with his mobile phone and looking for an explanation with the evidence. Therefore, when there is a dispute with the property, refusing to pay the property fee can not only solve the problem, but also protect yourself with legal weapons.

Legal basis:

Article 4 of the Specification for Exit of Property Services

As long as more than 20% of the owners who pay the property fees on time propose to dismiss, and more than half of the owners vote, the owners can dismiss the property service enterprise. The property fee owed by the owner must be paid off. The original property company can collect it by itself or entrust a new company to collect it.