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What if the renter leaves without paying the property fee?

When renting a house, the lessee has to pay the rent. In addition to the rent, he also needs to pay the electricity, water and internet fees during the lease period. In practice, the property management fee is generally paid by the lessor. What should I do if the renter leaves without paying the property fee? I will answer the questions for the readers below, hoping that the following knowledge will help the readers.

1. What if the renter leaves without paying the property fee?

1. In practice, the property management fee is generally paid by the lessor.

2. The lease contract stipulates that it shall be paid by the lessee, and if the lessee leaves without paying the property fee, the lessor may not return the deposit.

3. You can also bring a lawsuit to the court and ask the lessee to bear the liability for breach of contract.

4. Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 577 Where a party fails to perform its contractual obligations or fails to perform its contractual obligations in conformity with the contract, it shall be liable for breach of contract such as continuing to perform, taking remedial measures or compensating for losses.

Article 704 The contents of a lease contract generally include terms such as the name, quantity, purpose, lease term, rent, payment term and method, and maintenance of the lease item.

Second, which houses can't be subletted?

According to the laws of our country, there are the following types of houses that cannot be subletted:

1. The house that cannot be subletted as stipulated in the lease contract cannot be subletted.

It is beyond reproach to do it according to the original contract. In fact, the contract is not clear about this, so it is suggested that when determining the house to be subletted, the sublessor should take out the lease contract as much as possible and let him judge whether it can be rented according to the contract content.

2. Three types of houses, such as the lessee's arrears in rent, the lessee's unauthorized construction in the leased house, and the pre-leased commercial house, shall not be subletted.

These situations are actually difficult to judge. If it does not conform to the original landlord, then these situations can only be described unilaterally by the lessee, and the authenticity remains to be verified. Therefore, the best way is to ask the other party to give the contact information of the original landlord to confirm the news when renting a house, since the other party has indicated that it is a sublessor.

3. During the period of sublease, if the original lease contract is changed, which affects the performance of the sublease contract, the sublease contract shall be changed accordingly.

This is mainly because the original lessee rented the house, and the house was sold or mortgaged, which led to substantial changes in the lease contract. If you really want to rent a sublet house, then the relevant situation will be changed according to the sublease contract.

The above knowledge is my answer to relevant legal questions. In practice, the property management fee is generally paid by the lessor. The lease contract stipulates that the lessee shall pay, and if the lessee leaves without paying the property fee, the lessor may not return the deposit. Or bring a lawsuit to the court, asking the lessee to bear the liability for breach of contract.