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Time limit for litigation of default on property fees

Regarding the non-payment of property fees, the time limit for litigation should be determined according to the specific circumstances. First of all, the civil dispute of default on property fees is called the time limit for prosecution and the effectiveness of litigation. Chapter VII of the General Principles of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: Effectiveness of litigation: Article 135 The period of applying to the people's court for protection of civil rights is valid, except as otherwise provided by the Second Law. Article 137 The limitation of action shall be counted from the time when he knew or should have known that his rights had been infringed upon for more than 20 minutes. The people's court gives protection to special circumstances. According to the two provisions, the property company has exceeded the effectiveness of litigation. Article 2 of the Provisions of the People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of the Limitation System in the Trial of Civil Cases (Shi [202 1]No.1) violates the law, postpones or shortens the limitation period, and abandons the interests of the limitation in advance. Article 3 does not mention the effectiveness of the lawsuit. The people's court shall apply the provisions on the effectiveness of litigation to explain the effectiveness of litigation and make a judgment: 1 Protection of the civil rights of the requesting court during the limitation of action. 2. The property company may breach the contract and postpone the effectiveness of the lawsuit. 2. The property company provides evidence to prove that the property fee was paid during the effective period of the lawsuit. According to Article 3 of the statement (Shi [202 1]No. 1 1), the property management company of the people's court should first file a defense with the court to support the claim of exceeding the litigation effect.