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Under what circumstances can civil law not pay property fees?

Legal analysis: The Civil Law stipulates that property fees may not be paid, as follows:

1, if the supporting facilities of the community are not up to standard, the property fee will be reduced or exempted;

2, overdue delivery or housing quality problems during the maintenance period, can refuse to pay;

3. The property management company does not provide property services or the service quality does not meet the agreed standards;

4. For private projects of property management companies, property management fees are not paid outside the contract.

It is illegal for a property to ask for payment of property fees by means of power failure and water stoppage. In this case, the owner can reasonably safeguard his rights and interests.

Legal basis: Article 937 of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) is a property service contract in which the property service provider provides the owner with property services such as the maintenance of buildings and ancillary facilities, the management and maintenance of environmental sanitation and related order, and the owner pays the property fee.

Property service providers include property service enterprises and other managers.