Does the property have the right to cut off electricity if it defaults on electricity charges?

The owner and the property management company are equal civil subjects, and both parties shall perform their respective obligations in accordance with the contract. If either party breaches the contract, it shall bear corresponding liabilities for breach of contract. If the owner fails to pay the property fee in time, he shall bear legal responsibility. Property companies have the right to require owners to pay property fees and bear certain liquidated damages. But the property company has no right to take measures to cut off water and electricity.

According to Article 44 of the Property Management Regulations, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, communication, cable TV and other units within the property management area shall charge relevant fees to the end users. If the owner signs a contract with the water supply and power supply company and pays the corresponding fees to the water supply and power supply company, the water supply and power supply company shall supply water and power. The property company is not a party to the water supply and power supply contract and has no right to interrupt the water supply and power supply to the owner without authorization.

Property companies have no right to cut off water and electricity. Because the owner did not pay the property service fee on time, it violated the property service contract signed with the property company. As a property company, we should urge the owners who have breached the contract to pay compensation according to the contract or solve it through legal channels. The law does not give property companies the right to cut off water and electricity. In addition, the owner's water supply and power supply are obtained after signing water supply and power supply agreements with water supply companies and power supply companies respectively and paying relevant fees. It is not the same as the property service fee that the owner has to pay. Obviously, it is wrong and illegal for property companies to do so. If the water supply and power failure cause losses, the owner can claim the right to the court and ask the property company to compensate for the losses caused by the water supply and power failure!