Is there a legal basis for temporary electricity use in residential areas and mandatory property charges?

The temporary use of electricity in the community is because the community is not completely completed and the power supply part cannot be connected. This situation exists in many communities, but it is shameless to charge for temporary electricity use.

Temporary electricity consumption is the construction electricity used by the construction unit. To put it bluntly, the construction unit bought electricity from the electric power bureau, and the property asked you for money again, just to get rich without money.

There is no legal basis for temporary electricity use, but the property does not dare to make too much noise, because the use of temporary electricity means that the community has not been completed and is legally ineligible to hand over the house. If there is a big trouble, the owner will directly sue the developer for illegal delivery, and the developer will not fight hard with the property!

So this matter is simple. If the property is not difficult for you, just ignore them and accept them if you like. I won't pay them anyway. If the water and electricity are cut off, you can find a few neighbors and go to the property to find them. If they cross the line again, you can go to the developer and let the developer come forward to solve this problem.

Don't go to the entrance of yamen, it's no use! You go to the developer and ask them why it has taken so long to hand over the house, and the electricity has not been officially used. Temporary power supply voltage is unstable, so it is impossible to ensure safe power supply. What if there is a power outage at home? What should I do if the household appliances are burned because of voltage changes? If the property does not solve the water problem, you will find trouble with the developer.