Who cares if the property accuses the owner of stealing electricity?

The owner's stealing electricity damages the interests of the power supply department, which is an illegal act of stealing and destroying municipal power supply equipment.

The subject of responsibility is between the owner and the power supply company. Therefore, the property should be reported to the power supply department, which will conduct on-site investigation and disposal.

If the form of property agency is adopted, that is, the power supply company entrusts the property management and the property pays the electricity fee uniformly, then there is no relationship between the power supply company and the owner. If the property company finds the owner stealing electricity, it should directly seek compensation from the owner.

Based on the above regulations, if you feel that the property is framing you, then you don't have to do anything. If there is evidence, you can ask the property to directly sue or report you, and you can bear corresponding legal responsibilities.

If there is no evidence of property default, you can complain or petition.