Tenants pay rent, but they are in arrears with property fees and utilities.

Tenants who pay rent but are in arrears with property fees and utilities may not want to pay, which is a breach of contract. Direct leasing is a breach of contract. When signing a lease contract with the landlord, it is bound to be agreed that water, electricity and coal will be paid by the lessee. Even if there is no water, electricity or coal, the court thinks that it should be borne by the lessee. If the lessee fails to pay, it will inevitably breach the contract and violate the lease contract.