Residents in the residential area who supplied water through secondary pressurization refused to pay property fees for several years. Do residential properties have the right to cut off water for resi

Residents in the residential area who supplied water through secondary pressurization refused to pay property fees for several years. Do residential properties have the right to cut off water for residents? We must not stop water supply, and community offices that affect people's livelihood will ask questions.

Or take other reasonable ways to recover.

Send a notice, a circular letter, a lawyer's letter, and sue.

If there is an industry Committee, let it coordinate.

The Property Law also stipulates that you cannot give up your power if you don't fulfill your obligations.

Since the owners have exercised the right to enjoy property services, they should fulfill their obligation to pay property fees on time.

I hope to give you a reference.