What are the procedures for property companies to sue owners?

The procedures required for a property company to sue the owner are as follows:

The property management agreement signed by the company and the owner, the preliminary property management agreement signed by the company with the developer and the industry committee, the list of unpaid property fees, and the company's qualification certificate. If you want to sue, you need to prepare a complaint: let the legal representative sign and affix the official seal, a copy of the company's business license and organization code certificate, the identity certificate of the company's legal representative, and the legal representative's ID card.

Write a complaint, provide evidence of the owner's breach of contract, provide the owner's information, and file a lawsuit in the court where the owner lives.

The composition of property service cost or property service expenditure generally includes the following parts:

1, salary of management service personnel, social insurance and welfare expenses drawn according to regulations, etc. ;

2, the daily operation and maintenance costs of * * * parts of the property and * * * facilities and equipment;

3, property management area cleaning costs;

4, the property management area greening maintenance costs;

5, property management regional order maintenance costs;

6. Office expenses;

7. Depreciation of fixed assets of property management enterprises;

8. Part of the property, facilities, equipment and public liability insurance fees;

9. Other expenses agreed by the owner. The cost of overhaul, medium repair, renewal and transformation of the parts and facilities used by the property shall be paid by special maintenance funds and shall not be included in the expenditure or cost of property services.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Procedure Law

Sixty-second rural villagers can only own one homestead, and the area of their homestead shall not exceed the standards stipulated by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government.

In areas where per capita land is small and it is impossible to guarantee one household and one house, the people's government at the county level can take measures to ensure that rural villagers live in houses on the basis of fully respecting the wishes of rural villagers and in accordance with the standards stipulated by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Rural villagers building houses shall conform to the overall land use planning and township (town) village planning, and shall not occupy permanent basic farmland, and try to use the original homestead and village parents. The overall land use planning and village planning of townships (towns) shall make overall planning and reasonable arrangement of homestead, and improve the living environment and conditions of rural villagers.

Rural residential land, approved by the township (town) people's government; Among them, those involving the occupation of agricultural land shall go through the examination and approval procedures in accordance with the provisions of Article 44 of this Law.

After the rural villagers sell, rent or donate their houses, they will not be approved if they apply for the homestead again.

The state allows rural villagers who have settled in cities to voluntarily withdraw from their homesteads with compensation according to law, and encourages rural collective economic organizations and their members to actively use idle homesteads and idle houses.

The competent department of agriculture and rural areas in the State Council is responsible for the reform and management of rural housing sites throughout the country.