Do I have to pay the property fee if I don't accept the house?

If the house is not closed, the owner still needs to pay the property fee according to the property service contract. This is because the payment of property fees is based on the contractual relationship of property services, rather than the actual use of the house. Even if the house is confiscated, the contract relationship between the owner and the property management company has not been lifted, and the owner still has the obligation to pay the property fee.

First, the concept and function of property fee

Property fee refers to the fee paid by the owner to the property management company according to the property service contract, which is used for the maintenance and management of community public facilities, greening, security and other services. The function of property fee is to ensure the quality of life of residents in the community and maintain the harmony and stability of the community.

Second, the legal significance of not accepting the house

The house that has not been taken over refers to the situation that the house owner violates the relevant laws, regulations or contract, and the house is confiscated by the relevant departments according to law. Although the house was confiscated, the contractual relationship between the owner and the property management company was not terminated.

Third, the obligation to pay property fees after the house is not closed.

After the house is confiscated, the owner still needs to pay the property fee according to the property service contract. This is because the payment of property fees is based on the contractual relationship of property services, rather than the actual use of the house. Owners cannot be exempted from paying property fees just because their houses are confiscated.

In addition, the owners should pay attention to the fact that if the property fees are in arrears for a long time, the property company has the right to recover the arrears through legal channels, which may even have an impact on the credit history of the owners. Therefore, owners should pay property fees on time to avoid unnecessary legal risks.

To sum up:

After the house is not closed, the owner still needs to pay the property fee according to the property service contract. This is because the payment of property fees is based on the contractual relationship of property services, rather than the actual use of the house. Owners should pay property fees on time, maintain their credit records and avoid unnecessary legal risks.

Legal basis:

property management regulations

Article 4 1 stipulates that:

"The owner shall pay the property service fee in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract. If the owner and the user of the property agree that the user of the property shall pay the property service fee, the owner shall bear joint and several liability from the agreement. For properties that have been completed but have not been sold or handed over to buyers, the property service fee shall be paid by the construction unit. "