Illegal construction of houses and property fees

You don't owe this debt. What does it have to do with you? Unless you and the other party agree in the contract that you will pay the overdue property fee.

Let me be more careful:

The property fee was owed by the former owner during the probation period of the house, which means that the two parties to the claim are the former owner and the property management company at that time, which has nothing to do with you. Even if the other person dies, you have no obligation to pay his debts.

The property management company should ask the debtor for it, and you are not the debtor!

If you want to pursue legal responsibility, of course, creditors (creditors) will sue. The debtor (the previous owner) doesn't owe you money, but you have to go to court to sue others for repayment. What's the matter?

Say something practical.

If you are really unlucky and buy such a house, you don't have to worry. You can use it at will. If the property is looking for you, you can tell the owner the contact information or address. If you don't know, then tell the property who to look for!

If the property cuts off water and heating for you, you can protest to the property. If not, you can take the complaint to court and sue the property for infringement (infringement of your normal right to use the house). That's no problem.

One thing to note is:

Never give money to others. You give money, you can't get it back. Property can run, monks can't run out of the temple, but you really have no place to find the last owner. If you can't find the defendant, there is no place to ask for money.

Also, money is in your own hands, more practical than anything else!