Do I have to pay the property fee after the house is vacant? The civil code provisions of 202 1 were unexpected.

In recent years, there have been many controversial topics about houses. For example, with the soaring housing prices, the problem of paying property fees is becoming increasingly prominent, especially the types and charges of property fees in new communities are more than those in the old ones, which has also caused residents' dissatisfaction.

Therefore, there are more and more contradictions between property and owners. Many owners complain that the property fee is too expensive, the attitude of property service is not good, and the maintenance is not timely after the facilities are damaged. Why do they have to pay so much property fees?

Even some owners said that vacant houses should not have paid property fees. After all, the house is uninhabited and there is no corresponding property service at all. Why should we bear the property fee?

Perhaps most people think that the above two statements have some truth, so do you still need to pay property fees for vacant houses? In fact, the answer has been given in Article 944 of the newly implemented Civil Code of 202/KLOC-0.

The Civil Code clearly stipulates that property managers should provide property services in accordance with relevant regulations, and owners cannot refuse to pay property fees on the grounds that they have not accepted or do not need to accept services.

In other words, the property serves all owners. As long as most owners enjoy this service, others naturally need to pay property fees to ensure the daily operation of the community.

Similarly, property managers can't collect property fees savagely, and can't ask owners to pay property fees by cutting off heat, water, gas and electricity. These actions are not desirable, otherwise it will only intensify the contradictions between them.

It must be said that such a new provision in the Civil Code is reasonable and unexpected. Why do you say that? Listen to these three reasons pointed out by experts, and maybe you will understand.

1. Property services are public.

As we all know, the management of community public space is the responsibility of the property company, so the property is public, so that residents can live in a higher quality environment.

In other words, the property is for all owners. As long as most owners enjoy this service, then individual owners naturally need to pay property fees to ensure the daily operation of the community.

2. Property management needs cost.

Property services are not aimed at a person or a building, but at the whole community. Therefore, the daily maintenance needs to invest a lot of costs, and naturally the cost input will not be suspended because individual owners do not live.

For example, the garbage in the corridor still needs to be cleaned up, and the elevator needs to be repaired if it is broken. For the safety of the community, security guards still have to guard the gate. All these services will generate costs, so it is only fair that the owner must pay the money.

3. Property services will not be suspended due to the owner's reasons.

Many owners think that property companies rely on them to support themselves, which can also be said, but have you ever thought that property services have created a more comfortable living environment? After all, no one wants to live in garbage.

In addition to these, property services also ensure the normal life order of owners. For example, garbage cleaning, elevator maintenance, water and electricity supply, and community safety. ......

Therefore, property services will not be suspended because individual owners are vacant, and paying property fees is an inevitable result. After all, most owners of vacant houses hope that house prices will rise, thus selling higher prices. It seems that paying the property fee is very cost-effective.

In fact, in general, it is very important for the owners to have a good property management company in the community! Because they can drive the housing prices of residential areas with good service quality, which is beneficial to the owners and the property itself.

The above are the provisions on real estate expenses in the newly implemented Civil Code of 202 1. In addition to these, there are four important changes: the new rules of bride price, the new rules of children supporting their parents, the division of marital property and divorce.

It can be said that this civil code has made new provisions according to common social phenomena, including property rights, contracts, personality rights, marriage and family, inheritance, tort liability and supplementary provisions, with a total of *** 1260.

Therefore, with the Civil Code, it is equivalent to mastering a legal guide to daily life behavior. For example, the following hot issues that we often encounter can find humanized solutions in the Civil Code.

Each one is related to all aspects of our lives, even to the vital interests of each of us; Therefore, as citizens, we must know the law, so as to better safeguard our legitimate rights and interests.