Under what circumstances can shops not pay property fees?

The four cases of not paying property fees are as follows:

1, the collection of property fees should be calculated from the date when the owner receives the notice of repossession, and should not be calculated from the delivery date specified in the purchase contract. If the developer fails to notify the owner to repossess the building and delays repossession, the owner may refuse to pay the property fee during this period.

2, the property company has not signed a contract with the owner, the owner can refuse to pay.

3. If the energy cost generated by power equipment such as heating and central air conditioning required by the property management company is not within the scope of payment by the owner, it may refuse to pay.

4. If the property service quality is too poor, you can temporarily refuse to pay. You must have strong evidence and find a substantive solution.