Is it illegal to cut off water and electricity for neighbors?

In violation of the law, the owner has no right to cut off water and electricity for his neighbors.

Owners have no right to cut off water and electricity if they don't change their property at the expense of their neighbors. According to Article 45 of the Property Management Regulations, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, communication, cable TV and other units within the property management area shall charge relevant fees to the end users. If the owner signs a contract with the water supply and power supply company and pays the corresponding fees to the water supply and power supply company, the water supply and power supply company shall supply water and power. The property company is not a party to the water supply and power supply contract and has no right to interrupt the water supply and power supply to the owner without authorization. If the owner does not change the interests of the neighbors, the neighbors may file a lawsuit. There are five common types of neighboring rights infringement. 1. Disputes caused by lighting, ventilation, noise and vibration. When building, you should keep a certain distance and space from your neighbors so as not to affect the lighting and ventilation of others; Attention should also be paid to keeping the public environment clean and tidy, and it is not allowed to interfere with neighbors' work, life and rest with high notes, noise, noise and vibration. Otherwise, neighbors have the right to demand that the infringement be stopped.

2. Disputes caused by obstructing normal traffic. In residential areas, if someone blocks the passage inside the building formed in history, making it impossible for others to pass normally, it is infringement. The second situation mentioned above belongs to this type.

3. Disputes caused by insurance and sewage. When excavating land, building construction and decorating houses, the foundation and houses of neighbors shall not be affected, and the buildings of neighbors shall not be damaged; If one's own building is in danger of toppling, threatening the life and property safety of neighbors, preventive measures should be taken; When stacking inflammable, explosive, toxic, radioactive and smelly articles, you should keep a certain distance from your neighbor's house or take preventive measures and safety devices. In addition, enterprises or individuals in the process of production and scientific research, emissions of waste gas, waste water and waste residue, shall not exceed the national emission standards.

4 disputes caused by water use, running water, water interception and drainage. The natural flow direction of water should be maintained. When it is necessary to change the flow direction and affect the neighbor's water use, the consent of the other party should be obtained and the losses caused by it should be compensated appropriately. All owners or users of the water supply site can use tap water, but they should negotiate with each other and allocate it reasonably, and shall not intercept it without authorization, nor shall it affect the upstream drainage.

5. Disputes caused by the installation of adjacent pipelines. Neighbors buried pipelines; When the line needs to cross the other party's land or house, the other party should allow it, but the neighboring party should choose the location and mode with the least damage, and the neighboring party should also compensate the land occupied by the construction and the losses caused, and clean up the site afterwards.

What should I do when my neighboring rights are violated? First, disputes over neighboring countries' relations should be settled peacefully by all parties concerned through voluntary consultation;

Second, if negotiation fails, the parties may * * * mediate the dispute with the people's mediation organization. At the same time, in the case of disputes, the relevant competent departments (such as land and resources departments, forestry departments, construction departments, urban management departments, etc.). ) request assistance and strive for mediation on the premise of effectively stopping illegal acts;

Third, if the parties fail to negotiate or negotiate or mediate, the parties can appeal to the court and ask the court to solve it according to legal procedures.