Can you tell the property owner if you don't pay the property fee all the year round?

Legal analysis: According to the provisions of the Contract Law, the owners should perform their obligations according to the contents of the contract, that is to say, the standards and scope of the property fees that the owners need to pay should be determined according to the standards stipulated in the property service contract. For the requirements beyond the contract, the owner has no obligation to perform, and the property company has no justifiable reason to charge.

You can refuse to pay the property fee under the following circumstances:

1. 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;

2. Poor property service quality can be temporarily rejected, but there must be strong evidence and a substantive solution;

3. When the property provides services not agreed in the contract or without the consent of the owner, the owner has the right to refuse delivery;

4. For the property company to ask the owner to pay the property fee before the house is closed, the owner can resolutely refuse;

5. If the house is not delivered due to the quality problem of the house, the property fee shall be paid by the developer;

6, the property company does not have the original approval documents of the price management department, and the owner can refuse to pay;

7. If the property company raises the charging standard of property services without authorization, the owner may refuse to pay the part that is raised without authorization.

8. When buying a second-hand house, there is no relevant agreement between the buyer and the seller, and the owner can refuse the property company to pay the property fee owed by the original owner.

Legal Basis: Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Law in the Trial of Property Service Disputes Article 3 If a property service enterprise fails to perform or fails to fully perform its maintenance, conservation, management and repair obligations as stipulated in the property service contract or as determined by laws, regulations and relevant industry norms, the people's court shall support it if the owner requests the property service enterprise to undertake the liabilities for breach of contract such as continuing to perform, taking remedial measures or compensating for losses.