Can the owner stop the water supply without paying the property fee? The water fee is collected by the property.

Under normal circumstances, the property has no right to stop water supply. The relationship between residential water supply is formed by the owner signing a water supply agreement with the water supply company and the owner paying the water fee. Property fees are generated when owners sign property contracts with property companies. The subject between them is not the same legal relationship.

Owners who do not pay property fees are in breach of contract, and property companies can urge the defaulting owners to pay or solve them through legal channels. However, the law does not give property companies the right to stop water supply because they do not pay property fees. Therefore, the practice of property companies is illegal. If the water supply and power failure cause losses, the owner can claim the right to the court and ask the property company to compensate for the losses caused by the water supply and power failure.

Under special circumstances, if other provisions are added to the property contract with the consent of the owner, indicating that the owner fails to pay or pay the property fee on time and the property company can stop the water supply, then it is an effective provision according to the contract law, otherwise it is an invalid provision.