Developers illegally hand over houses, can owners refuse to accept them?

Legal analysis: if the house is delivered illegally, the developer can refuse to accept the house. The owner may refuse to accept the house in the following circumstances: 1, provided that the roads in the community are clear and the water, electricity, gas and heating are connected; 2. Failing to obtain the record form for completion acceptance; 3, do not provide residential engineering quality household acceptance records; 4. The developer delays the delivery of the property beyond the original contract without any reason, and delivers the property for more than three months after being urged by the purchaser; 5. Without the approval of the relevant departments, the developer changes the housing structure and supporting environment agreed in the contract; 6, the developer approved the change of commercial housing planning and design without the consent of the buyer; 7, can not provide qualified surveying and mapping part of the housing area measured data; 8. If there is no agreement in the contract, and the absolute value of the actual delivery area of the house exceeds 3% (excluding 3%) compared with the original contract, the house can be refused to be delivered and the house purchase contract can be terminated; 9. After verification by a qualified quality inspection agency, the quality of the main structure of the house is indeed different; 10, housing quality problems seriously affect normal living and use.

Legal basis: Article 35 of the Measures for the Administration of Commercial Housing Sales. After the commercial house is delivered for use, if the buyer thinks that the quality of the main structure is unqualified, he may entrust an engineering quality inspection agency to conduct re-inspection in accordance with relevant regulations. After verification, if the quality of the main structure is really unqualified, the buyer has the right to return the house; If losses are caused to the buyer, the real estate development enterprise shall be liable for compensation according to law.