After paying the property fee, I have to pay the elevator fee.

Whether to pay the elevator fee after paying the property fee depends on the specific property service contract and relevant laws and regulations. Usually, the property fee is the fee paid by the owner to the property service enterprise according to the property service contract, which is used for the maintenance and management of the public parts and facilities of the property. The elevator fee is the cost of using and maintaining this specific facility.

I. Contents of the Property Service Contract

In the property service contract signed between the owner and the property service enterprise, the charging standards and uses of various fees are usually listed in detail. Therefore, the owner first needs to consult the property service contract to find out whether the property fee includes the elevator fee. If it is clear in the contract that the property fee includes the elevator fee, the owner does not need to pay the elevator fee additionally; Conversely, if the contract stipulates that the property fee does not include the elevator fee, or the elevator fee needs to be charged separately, the owner needs to pay the elevator fee according to the contract.

Second, the rationality of elevator charges

Even if the property service contract stipulates that the elevator fee needs to be charged separately, the owner has the right to know the charging standard and usage of the elevator fee. The realty service enterprise shall collect elevator fees openly and transparently, and provide detailed expense details and use reports to the owners. If the owner thinks that the elevator charges are unreasonable or there are arbitrary charges, he can question the property service enterprise and ask for an explanation.

Three. Relevant laws and regulations

In addition to the property service contract, relevant laws and regulations also stipulate the collection of property service fees and elevator fees. For example, the Property Management Regulations and other laws and regulations stipulate the collection standard, scope of use and supervision mechanism of property service fees, and owners can safeguard their rights and interests according to these laws and regulations. At the same time, if the property service enterprise violates laws and regulations, the owner can also complain to the relevant departments.

To sum up:

Whether to pay the elevator fee after paying the property fee needs to be determined according to the property service contract and relevant laws and regulations. Owners should carefully consult the property service contract and relevant laws and regulations, understand their rights and obligations, and pay relevant fees reasonably according to the actual situation. At the same time, property service enterprises should also abide by relevant laws and regulations and contractual agreements, open and transparent fees, and provide quality services.

Legal basis:

property management regulations

Article 4 1 stipulates that:

Property service charges should follow the principles of rationality, openness and adaptability between fees and service levels, and distinguish the nature and characteristics of different properties. The owners and the realty service enterprise shall, according to the charging standards for realty service formulated by the competent price department of the State Council in conjunction with the administrative department of construction of the State Council, stipulate in the realty service contract.

Article 44 provides that:

The realty service enterprise may, according to the entrustment of the owners, provide services other than those stipulated in the realty service contract, and the service remuneration shall be agreed by both parties.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 944 stipulates:

The owner shall pay the property fee to the property service provider as agreed. If the property service provider has provided services in accordance with the agreement and relevant regulations, the owner shall not refuse to pay the property fee on the grounds that he has not accepted or does not need to accept the relevant property services.