Provisions on the maximum amount of late fees for property management fees

Legal analysis: If the delivery should be made to 50 yuan this month, but the owner delays the delivery by 14 months, 50 yuan × 5% = 2.5 yuan/2.5 yuan per day × 30 yuan per day (30 days per month )×1050 yuan should be calculated according to the liquidated damages of 5% per day, but one problem must be clarified. That is to say, is the liquidated damages for the property company's inadequate service agreed in the property service contract equal to the liquidated damages for the owner's delayed payment of property fees? That is to say, if the property company's services are not in place, is it also agreed to compensate the owner for the liquidated damages at a daily rate of 5%? If the property service contract only stipulates the liquidated damages for the owner's late payment of property fees, but there is no stipulation on the liquidated damages for the property company's poor service (this situation is common in previous property service contracts), or the proportion of liquidated damages for the owner's late payment of property fees is obviously higher than that of the property company's poor service, resulting in unequal compensation amounts between the two parties, which violates the basic principles of contract law. In real life, in the event of litigation related to liquidated damages in this kind of property service contract, the court generally does not support the property company to demand liquidated damages. This is the basic principle that the contract law fully considers the equality of rights and obligations of both parties.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Standardization Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) The standards mentioned in this Law (including standard samples) refer to the technical requirements that need to be unified in agriculture, industry, service industry and social undertakings.

Standards include national standards, industry standards, local standards, group standards and enterprise standards. National standards are divided into mandatory standards and recommended standards, while industry standards and local standards are recommended standards.

Mandatory standards must be implemented. The state encourages the adoption of recommended standards.