The woman checked in 1 building with a small yard without taking the elevator, asking why the property paid the elevator fee! How do netizens comment?

The woman checked in 1 building, with a small courtyard, and asked the property why she paid the elevator fee. For this statement of women, there is a netizen standing on the side of women. They think women's demands are reasonable. As the elevator is not used, there is no need to pay the elevator fee. Therefore, in the case that the woman does not use the elevator, the property still requires the woman to pay the elevator fee. This request is obviously unreasonable. Other netizens think that although the woman has never used the elevator, she should still bear the elevator fee. This woman belongs to the owner of the community, so all the public facilities in this community are closely related to this woman, and the elevator fee should be borne by all the owners of this community.

Although netizens have their own opinions and opinions, according to Chinese laws, although the woman lives on the first floor and has never used the elevator, she should also bear the elevator fee. Elevator belongs to public facilities, and all owners in this community should enjoy rights and undertake tasks, and should not refuse to undertake obligations on the grounds of giving up rights. This is illegal.

According to the relevant provisions of China's Civil Code, the owner shall enjoy the rights and undertake the obligations for the parts other than the building, and the individual shall not refuse to undertake the corresponding obligations on the grounds of giving up the rights. Simply put, it is all the public facilities in this community, such as elevators, flowers, street lamps, roads and so on. , belongs to all owners. While enjoying the benefits brought by these public facilities, the owners should also undertake corresponding obligations.

For example, hanging billboards on the inner and outer walls of this community or advertising in elevators, all the benefits are enjoyed by all owners. However, if some public facilities are damaged, such as elevators and fitness equipment, then all owners need to bear the corresponding obligations and carry out maintenance. Therefore, although the woman lives on the first floor and never uses the elevator every day, she still has to bear the maintenance cost of the elevator.