Property fees, utilities are tied together, and water and electricity are not allowed to be cut off.

You can complain to the housing management department or bring a lawsuit to the court.

"Regulations on Property Management" Article 45 Within the property management area, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, communication, cable television and other units shall charge relevant fees to the end users.

In other words, property fees and utilities are not a legal relationship. If you don't pay the property fee, the property company can sue, but you can't cut off water and electricity. Of course, the owner's property fee should also be paid as agreed. If there is a problem with the property service, you can complain to the Housing Authority or bring a lawsuit to the court. You can't refuse to pay property fees just because the property service is poor.