Is it reasonable to stop water supply without paying property fees? What is the basis? I'm going to the property management company tomorrow to ask for an explanation.

1 and monitoring fees have been clearly pointed out in the agreed contract as separate fees, which shows that these three fees are not included in the relevant property fees. The bundling of property charges without hearing and the consent of the owners' committee has violated the original contract, and its behavior can be considered illegal. As the owner, you have the right to ask the property to declare the relationship between these three charges and property fees and property management, unless it involves major individuals.

2. If the property held a hearing, or obtained the consent of the industry committee, then at least they failed to fully inform and understand the residents. As the owner, you can complain about your rights, so it is completely reasonable to ask for a statement. I suggest you go with the comrades of the Consumers Association, which will be sharper.

There is no legal basis for the property company to stop water supply for you. The supply of tap water is only related to the water company. Only the water supply company can issue a warning to stop water supply if residents don't pay their water bills. Has nothing to do with the property management company. The property management company is a service organization, and its responsibility is only to carry out daily maintenance of residential buildings to ensure the safety of the community.