As for the property fee, it was not paid two years ago, and the property should be recovered by the owner.

I have met your situation.

As you said in the supplement.

Mainly after the house was handed over to us at that time, it was found that the wall of the house was leaking when it rained, and they asked the property to coordinate and solve it. They said at that time that there was no need to pay the property fee for that year, but they didn't write it down. But this year, I suddenly asked for a supplement for 2006.

The heating problem was not solved at first.

Only electricity can be used for heating in winter.

Therefore, the property said that there is no need to pay the property fee for the following year.

There is no written evidence.

But in the third year, the property was changed to another company.

They asked us to pay the property fee.

Of course we refuse to pay the fee.

However, six months later.

This property actually took my family to court.

In our absence.

The court ordered our family to pay property fees and interest.

The original property fee of 14000 has become 300 million.

You can tell the landlord

Two years, but the statute of limitations.

If you refuse to pay, it may be the same as mine.

But if you can find evidence that the property promised not to pay the property fee,

You don't have to be afraid.

I suggest you find the property manager who promised you.

Get him to confess or provide written evidence

That way, you don't have to pay, and you don't have to worry that he will sue you.

If you have no proof.

Then you have to pay it back, or you can go through legal procedures and look back at your interest late fees.

Answer over!