Property is for owners, but property services are not allowed. Why can't I refuse to pay the property fee?

I believe everyone knows what the property fee is. Everyone living in a residential area generally needs to pay monthly or quarterly, but now owners refuse to pay property fees from time to time, so some people want to refuse to pay property fees. So under what circumstances can you refuse to pay the property fee? Next, let's look at this problem together.

1. No property service contract was signed.

According to the contract law of our country, the relationship between the property company and the owners of the community belongs to the relationship between service and being served, so if the property in the community where everyone is located has not signed a property contract with everyone, then everyone can refuse to pay the property fee! However, if the property company signs a property service contract with the industry Committee, rather than with the individual owner, then everyone also needs to pay the property fee.

2. The property raises the charging standard and expands the charging range without authorization.

If the property management company raises the charging standard or expands the charging scope of the property management company without the consent of the owner, then everyone can raise a defense on the grounds of illegal charging, and the people's court should support it. Everyone should also ask the property to return the illegal fees charged by it, and the people's court should support it. Therefore, if the property management company charges in violation of regulations, the owner can raise a defense and refuse to pay.

3. Without the approval of the relevant departments.

Property companies don't want to collect property fees from owners themselves. If they want to charge the owner's property fee, the premise is that they must obtain the original approval document from the price management department. Before the property company is approved by the price management department, the owner does not need to pay the property fee, so the owner can ask the property company to show these documents when paying the property fee to inquire whether the property fee should be paid.

4. No house.

Generally speaking, the time when the owner begins to pay the property fee is when the owner officially closes the house, so if the owner has bought the house but has not closed the house, but the property company wants to charge in advance, then the owner can refuse to pay. However, if the property buyer does not move in after receiving the house, then the property fee should be paid normally in this case.

There is evidence that the property service is too poor.

The main job of property companies is to serve the owners, but now many property companies can't satisfy the owners, so many owners refuse to pay the property fees. However, if the owners want to refuse to pay the property fee on the grounds of poor service attitude, they must have sufficient evidence, and then take the initiative to negotiate with the property and tell them what they have done wrong, that they should not charge the property fee or underpay the property fee, and make a good record of the negotiation.

Under what circumstances can I refuse to pay the property fee? The previous article is about this problem, and I hope it will help everyone. From the above article, we can see that the property fee can only be refused under some special circumstances, so if you don't encounter these special circumstances, it is better for you to pay the property fee on time.