The property turned off the heating in my house, and I paid the heating bill. What right does he have to turn off the valve? How can I defend my rights?

Whatever the reason, if the heating fee has been paid, the property has no right to turn off the heating valve of the householder. According to the Property Management Law, property management enterprises maintain, conserve, manage and maintain the environmental sanitation and order in the relevant areas in accordance with the property service contract. Only when the owner fails to pay the property service fee within the time limit can the property management enterprise bring a lawsuit to the people's court. But it has no right to infringe any legal rights of the owner. To sum up, the heating fee is not directly related to the property, even if they collect it (in the case that the owner has paid the heating fee), they have no right to close the owner's valve. This kind of lawsuit is won.