Will the reclaimed water be cut off if it is in arrears?

If you owe money, you will cut off the water. Generally speaking, if you don't pay the water bill, you will post a ticket with a date on it. The water was cut off a few days before the water fee was paid. If it is delayed after the specified time limit, a certain late fee will be paid. ; The other side of the water supply and power supply contract for residential owners is the water supply company and the power supply company. According to the principle of consistency between rights and obligations, users of hydropower have the obligation to pay utilities, while providers of hydropower have the obligation to supply hydropower according to the contract. According to the defense principle of contract performance, if the water user fails to fulfill the obligation of paying water and electricity charges, the water supply and power supply party certainly has the right to cut off water and electricity. If the power supply department entrusts a property management company to collect water and electricity charges, the property management company can cut off water and electricity for the owner when the owner defaults on the water and electricity charges. ; Under normal circumstances, the property fee paid has included the pool water and electricity fee. It is unreasonable to charge extra for pool water. Let's see how this is stipulated in the property agreement. If the water fee is paid normally, the water supply company will not stop the water supply.

legal ground

Article 39 of the Regulation on the Supply and Use of Electricity fails to pay the electricity fee within the time limit, and the power supply enterprise may, from the overdue date, impose a penalty of one thousandth to three thousandths of the total electricity fee on a daily basis, with the specific ratio agreed by both parties in the contract; If the electricity fee has not been paid for more than 30 days from the overdue date, the power supply enterprise may stop power supply in accordance with the procedures prescribed by the state.