What should I do if the property fee is sued by the property company?

If the owner owes the property fee, the property company will sue for dunning. As long as the property company is not too timid, the court will decide the property company to win. Because there are too many similar charges around the court, the court is too upset, so according to different regions, the court also has different policies to accept cases, such as pre-trial mediation, the party who submits the case to arbitration first and so on. Most of the cases that can go to court are decided that the owner lost the case.

Owners believe that the evidence of dereliction of duty of property companies is often not recognized by the court, because many owners believe that the service quality of property service companies is not evidence of contractual obligations. Garbage transportation is not timely, and the floor is not cleaned for several days a month. The car parked in the community was scratched, and the property company did not give an explanation. The house was stolen and the property was lost. The greening of the residential area is damaged more, and the property company does not maintain it well. The owner didn't stay long and didn't enjoy the property service. Public facilities such as doors and monitoring were seriously damaged and were not repaired in time. The above-mentioned and other evidences that prove that the service of the property company is not in place are not accepted by the general court, and are regarded as service defects at most, not as faults.

The court will also advise the owner to sue separately because of the property company, individual and economic losses, while the property fee lawsuit is irrelevant. Therefore, once the owner receives a complaint, he should carefully compare his reasons for refusing. If it is really because of service defects, it is best to settle with the property owner before paying, otherwise the court will decide or lose the case. There is no reasonable correction to the expectation of property service quality. Property companies not only complain to relevant government departments or owners' congress and owners' committee, but also safeguard owners' rights and interests and their own rights and interests through legal channels.

Owners can judge the inaction of the property company according to the actual situation. Whenever the court summons you, you should respond positively. In fact, you should not entrust a car owner who knows the law or directly ask a lawyer for help. Literally speaking, unless there is obvious evidence of property inaction, it is difficult for the owners to win the lawsuit.