Hello, the landlord on my side charges 51 degree for electricity, so expensive?

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The electricity bill is 5 yuan, then you should live in an apartment, that is, an apartment built by the villagers in the urban village, this kind of local electricity bill is quite expensive, because they add a piece of electricity used by the water pump to the water pump in the corridor and room to the electricity bill you pay, so it will be more expensive.

You have to be patient and talk to the landlord and ask him to lower the electricity bill, you are talking too high.

Depending on whether it is an apartment or a residence, the apartment fee is within the normal charging range. Residential buildings are generally 5-6 cents, and most of them can pay their own electricity bills, and if they rent a self-built house in an urban village, the electricity fee collected by the landlord is generally acquiesced by the village.

Okay, the landlord on my side charges five 1 ° for electricity. The electricity bill you collect over there, and the landlord charges five yuan for electricity, which is unreasonable and indeed quite expensive.

If you're not using electricity commercially, it's really too expensive. Residential users are so expensive.

Now that the electricity bill is so transparent, it shouldn't be charged by the landlord. It should be collected by the regular electricity company, you only need to ask the landlord for the electricity bill card.

The electricity bill for renting a house will not be handed over to the landlord, but will be paid to the Electricity Bureau according to the actual electricity consumption.

Many, many like you.

Hello dear, if you think that the electricity bill charged by the landlord is unreasonable or problematic, you can consider taking the following measures to complain: 1Communicate directly with the host:

The first thing you can do is try to communicate directly with the landlord to explain your grievances and questions, and ask for an explanation of the basis and calculation of the charge. If you can argue and reach a consensus, you can solve the problem; If it can't be resolved, you can consider filing a complaint with the relevant authorities. 2.

Complain to the strata company: If you live in a complex, you can complain to the strata company. It is the responsibility of the utility company to coordinate and deal with disputes between property owners, including electricity bills.

If the above two methods do not solve the problem, you can complain to the relevant department. For example, you can file a complaint with the local power supply bureau or consumer association, explain the situation and provide relevant evidence and information. The relevant departments will investigate and deal with this and give corresponding solutions.

Regardless of the method you take to file a complaint, you need to keep relevant evidence and materials to prove your rights and interests. At the same time, you also need to pay attention to your expression and attitude, stay calm and rational, and avoid emotional behavior.

Legal analysis: It depends on what type of house you are renting, if this is a commercial electricity standard, then Yuan is reasonable. If you are renting an ordinary house, it is unreasonable to rent an ordinary house, and you can choose to complain, and the electricity bill of an ordinary Zhenwang residence is generally less than 1 yuan.

If there is no agreement in the contract, it is clear that the landlord has unjust enrichment and should refund the overcharged.

Legal basis: Article 985 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China: Where the gainer obtains improper benefits without a legal basis, the person who suffers losses may request the gainer to return the benefits obtained, except in any of the following circumstances.

1) Payments made for the fulfillment of moral obligations;

2) Repayment of debts before they become due;

3) Settlement of debts knowing that there is no obligation to pay.

Legal analysis: It depends on what type of house you are renting, if this is a commercial electricity standard, then Yuan is reasonable. If you are renting an ordinary house, it is unreasonable to rent an ordinary house, and you can choose to complain, and the electricity bill of an ordinary house is generally less than 1 yuan.

If there is no stipulation in the Dou Liangguo contract, it is obvious that the landlord has part of the electricity bill as unjust enrichment, and the overcharged part should be refunded.

It depends on the lease contract you sign with the landlord, how the electricity fee is agreed, in our place, when renting a house, the landlord also charges one yuan per kilowatt-hour of electricity, which is much higher than the normal electricity bill, but if both parties agree, this is not illegal, it is legal.

Sign the contract. With regard to the signing of a contract, according to the provisions of the law, if a written contract is signed, the contract shall be established when both parties sign or affix their seals, and if the terms of the contract are not equal, the contract shall not affect the formation of the contract, but the contract may be revoked after it is established.

Article 32 of the Contract Law stipulates that if the parties conclude a contract in the form of a written contract, the contract shall be formed when both parties sign or affix their seals.

Article 33 stipulates that [Confirmation and Formation of Contract] If the parties conclude a contract in the form of letters, data, etc., they may request the signing of a confirmation before the contract is concluded. The contract is concluded when the confirmation is signed.

Article 54 stipulates that [voidable contracts] One of the parties has the right to request the court or arbitration institution to modify or revoke the following contracts:

1) It was concluded due to a major misunderstanding;

2) It is obviously unfair at the time of the conclusion of the contract.

If one party uses deception or coercion to cause the other party to conclude a contract contrary to its true intentions, the injured party has the right to request a court or arbitration institution to modify or revoke it.

If the parties request a change, the court or arbitration institution shall not revoke it.

2. Types of liability for breach of contract.

1. Liability for breach of contract: Liability for breach of contract refers to the liability that the parties should bear when they fail to perform or do not fully perform the contractual debts;

2. Liability for anticipatory breach of contract: The so-called liability for anticipatory breach of contract refers to the liability that one party clearly indicates to the other party that it will not perform its contractual obligations after the effective conclusion of the contract and before the arrival of the performance period agreed in the contract, or the party's own behavior or objective facts imply that it will not be able to perform its contractual obligations according to the contract;

3. Liability for negligence in contracting: In the process of concluding a contract, if one party fails to form, invalidate or revoke the contract due to its fault, and the other party suffers a loss of trust interests, the fault party shall bear the responsibility.

Illegal. Offence. Landlords do not have the right to set a price for electricity. The excess part is arbitrarily charged. Those who should be punished by public security may report to the administrative department in charge of electricity or the price department.

If you have a contract, you can accept it, and you have to pay for it.

The landlord charges electricity, and it is certainly unreasonable to use this yuan.

Is it legal for the landlord to charge 5 cents a piece for 1 kilowatt-hour of electricity?

Is it a shared kitchen? If it's a separate house, it should have an electricity meter. Just pay as much electricity as you want.

If it's a shared kitchen, how much is the room rate? And then what money is included in it, water, electricity, and gas. Negotiate and decide.

If you think it's unreasonable, you can discuss, or don't rent, it's too unpleasant, and there's no way to rent a house together, isn't it.

The landlord charges you 1 degree for electricity, which is also normal, and now the general rent is charged according to the commercial electricity, which is higher than the ordinary one.

First of all, the landlord gives you electricity is 1 piece of 5, you first have to find out whether your place has electricity, whether there is such a ** because some places are used, it is a ladder, it may have exceeded the three ladders, so there is no big problem with 1 piece of 5**.

Your landlord charges you electricity according to the yuan, and he directly violates the ** law, and you can report him.

The landlord charges the electricity fee of RMB, which must be agreed at the time. If you agree to rent a house in yuan, then you have to pay according to this.

The landlord will give you 1 yuan for electricity, you can send liquid to the real estate company, and then charge according to the electricity meter according to the regulations.

Hello, the landlord charges you 1 degree for using the TV, which is not in line with the regulations, because now the electricity bill does not need to be so expensive, unless it is the kind of commercial housing that needs to be so expensive, ordinary housing does not need to be so expensive.

If you feel that the landlord charges you too much, you can negotiate with the landlord to make the landlord's electricity bill a little lower.

The current electricity bill is generally divided into peaks and valleys, a little more than a cent at night, a little more than five cents during the day, and the landlord charges you 1 yuan 5 degrees for the land, which is certainly unreasonable, you can refuse to charge according to the actual electricity bill of the electricity you use.

To be honest, there's really no way to deal with this? Because many landlords charge electricity bills in this way, their ** are relatively expensive, but he also explained when renting, and there is no way if you want to rent.

In this case, I think it may be that the fee is higher, because we are all five cents there, in this case, I suggest you report it, it may be a little better.

For the landlord to charge electricity bills, this is a relatively high price. Normally, the electricity price of our civil electricity is around yuan.

It's a little more expensive, but when you rent a house, both parties agree, you can only pay. If you can't accept it, check out.

The host gave us a TV to collect. What should I do, if this exceeds the local film department, alas, you can also sue him.

The landlord charges you 1 kWh for electricity, what should I do? I think this is reasonable, because the landlord also has to make a little difference, or you pay the electricity bill yourself, so you don't have to let the landlord collect the difference.

This is a very normal thing, because the landlord's electricity meter is at his place, and then he will charge the electricity bill directly.

The landlord collects electricity bills for you, under normal circumstances, it should not be you to pay the electricity bills yourself, after paying more and paying less, the landlord will return it to you according to this ** when you check out.

And there should be regulations for electricity on walnuts.

The landlord charges you one degree for electricity. Personally, I think it's normal for a kilowatt-hour of electricity to be a yuan.

If this is different from someone else's, then it is a little too expensive. If you really can't do it, you have to negotiate with him.

Let me give you the advantage that I don't want to read at all.,I think this should be closer to handling.,This should be his problem.,So this should also be able to raise some questions.。

If you have already stated how much electricity is per kilowatt-hour when you rent a house, then the landlord is not wrong.

In general, the cost of electricity for 1° electricity is seven cents, and if it is five for a piece, you can go to that property.

Summary. The landlord charges 1 yuan per kilowatt-hour for electricity, which is a bit expensive.

The landlord charges 1 yuan per kilowatt-hour for electricity, which is a bit expensive.

If the rental electricity fee is 1 yuan per degree, it is generally because the rented house is caused by commercial and residential apartments and other stupid and closed commercial buildings, and commercial buildings generally need to be paid according to commercial standards when paying water and electricity bills.

Depending on whether you are renting an apartment or a house, the electricity bill of the apartment is a piece of commercial electricity, and the electricity bill of the residence is six cents, figure it out yourself.

It's not reasonable, but it's all so. People are under the eaves and have to bow their heads. It's not much, if you really don't want to hand it over to the landlord, you can ask him for an electric card and charge it yourself.

This is a typical unreasonable charge.

Summary. Hello Kiss, happy to answer your questions. The electricity bill of the second-hand landlord is 1 yuan 5 to ** to complain about the electricity bill of the second-hand landlord 1 yuan 5 can be reported to the power supply department.

Power supply enterprises shall charge electricity charges to users in accordance with the records of electricity prices and electricity metering devices approved by the state。 When the power supply enterprise's electricity inspection personnel and meter reading and charging personnel enter the user to conduct electricity safety inspection or meter reading and charging, they shall present the relevant certificates。 The user shall pay the electricity fee on time in accordance with the electricity price approved by the state and the record of the electricity metering device; Convenience shall be provided to the power supply enterprises' electricity inspection personnel and meter reading and charging personnel in performing their duties in accordance with the law。

Hello Kiss, happy to answer your questions. The electricity bill of the second-hand landlord is 1 yuan 5 to ** to complain about the electricity bill of the second-hand landlord 1 yuan 5 can be reported to the power supply department. Power supply enterprises shall charge electricity charges to users in accordance with the records of electricity prices and electricity metering devices approved by the state。

When the power supply enterprise touches the leather industry's electricity inspection personnel and meter reading and charging personnel enter the user to conduct electricity safety inspection or meter reading and charging, they shall present relevant certificates. The user shall pay the electricity fee on time in accordance with the electricity price approved by the state and the record of the electricity metering device; Convenience shall be provided to power supply enterprises' power supply enterprises to check the power supply personnel, noisy personnel, and meter reading and charging personnel to perform their duties in accordance with the law.

If you think your landlord is charging too much for electricity, you can take the following steps:1Negotiate with the landlord:

You can talk to the landlord and ask if you can reduce the electricity bill. 2.Check the local electricity tariff standard:

You can check the charging standard of local electricity charges to understand the specific ** standard. 3.Make a complaint:

If the landlord is unwilling to reduce the electricity charge, he can file a complaint with the relevant rescheduling department. Specifically, you can contact the local price department or consumer association to report the situation to them. Whatever the measures taken, we should remain rational and calm, and focus on good communication with the landlord to achieve the goal of resolving the issue through negotiation.

How to get back the overcharged electricity bill.

If you think your landlord is charging too much or overcharging, here are some things you can do:1Negotiate with the landlord:

The first thing you can do is negotiate with your landlord to find out how your electricity bill is calculated and to verify if there are any errors. 2.Check the meter readings:

You can check that the meter readings match the billing method provided by the landlord, and if you find that the meter readings do not match, you can raise an objection with the landlord. 3.Check with your local power company:

If the landlord refuses to negotiate or there is a violation of the law, you can file a complaint with the relevant authorities, such as the local property management department or the consumer association. If it is confirmed that the landlord has overcharged the electricity bill, you can ask the landlord to refund the electricity bill, and if the landlord does not agree or cannot reach an agreement, you can take the above measures to solve the problem.

Is there anything else you don't understand, kiss.