The relocated households have to sign the property contract at the property office at the time of resettlement to get the key. Two years later, the property court sued us for not paying property fees,

The relocated households have to sign the property contract at the property office at the time of resettlement to get the key. Two years later, the property court sued us for not paying property fees, and we won the case. There are a few details you need to pay attention to.

1. You didn't sign any relevant agreement or commitment letter to pay the property fee, but the property has actually operated, so it makes sense to be a property company in court.

2. In view of the first point, we can find some evidence of whether the property management company legally manages the project, such as the employment contract of the property management company, whether the detailed rules of property fees are filed, whether there is an owners' committee, and whether the election of the industry committee is legal.

Have you owed the property fee for two years? If you have owed property fees for two years, as long as you haven't signed some dunning evidence such as bills or dunning letters, it will be regarded as that you don't know this debt. Legally, the payback period of the account is only two years. After two years, it means that the creditor has given up and the court will support you (but in this case, you just wait for the property company to sue you).