Excuse me: under what circumstances can the owner refuse to pay the property management fee?

First of all, property fees include: public health, shared water and electricity, public security management, maintenance, repair and cleaning of public facilities. It is a basic contractual obligation of the owner to pay the property management fee according to the agreement, and it is a breach of contract not to pay the property management fee without sufficient defense reasons. However, the owner may refuse to pay the property fee under the following circumstances: 1. The service quality provided by the property management company can not meet the standards agreed in the contract; 2. The property company expands the charging scope without authorization, raises the charging standard and charges repeatedly; 3. The property management company increases the fees without the consent of the owner.