The owner may refuse to pay the property fee if the illegal building on the roof blocks the fire escape and the property remains unresolved when there are major security risks.

National laws only give property the right to stop and report when dealing with illegal buildings and blocking fire exits, and have no right to forcibly dismantle illegal buildings. During this period, if the property fails to fulfill its obligation to inform and report violations, it is a property omission, and the management fee can be reduced or deferred through negotiation. If the property has fulfilled its obligation to inform and report, it is improper for you to refuse to pay the property fee, but you should complain about the inaction of the relevant government departments.

It is wrong for a property enterprise to do nothing, but the owner cannot impose the responsibility that should not be borne by the property on the property enterprise. As a result, the contradiction between the owner and the property deepened and the problem was put on hold for a long time.