A woman refused to pay the elevator fee because she lived on the first floor, and went to court with the property! Do I have to pay for living on the first floor?

Do I have to pay the elevator fee for living on the first floor?

According to the requirements of the Property Law, the management measures, maintenance costs and allocation methods of the attached buildings, if agreed, shall be shared by all the owners of the community. The elevator car only belongs to the building attached to the house, so the maintenance cost of the elevator car is borne by all the community owners, and there is no commitment, which is also the key basis for the community owners to deduct the elevator fee from the residents on the first floor.

Therefore, from the relevant laws and regulations, the owners of the first floor community must pay the elevator car service fee. No matter why you go there, the same is true, even if you don't need an elevator car all year round.

However, if you think about it carefully, it won't be too difficult to find. In fact, this is also a systematic loophole in laws and regulations. Generally speaking, in the case of formulating laws and regulations, the standard of fairness of rights and obligations is generally followed. If you want to enjoy dominance, you must first exercise power. However, in terms of elevator car, the implementers of laws and regulations may only consider the general situation, but do not fully consider the elevator car, a unique engineering building that the owners of the first floor community do not use. Therefore, there will be a situation in which the owners of the community do not enjoy control but exercise power.

What should I do if I live on the first floor and don't want to pay the elevator fee?

According to laws and regulations, you have to pay the elevator fee to live on the first floor. So if you really don't want to pay, it is unreasonable from the point of view of a legally prescribed punishment for a crime. No legal provisions can replace your position.

In daily life, when we want to convince each other, we usually use reason to convince others. However, in the case that the residents on the first floor refuse to pay the elevator fee, it is difficult to achieve a legally prescribed punishment for a crime, so we have to consider it emotionally and rationally.

What the hell should I do? Is to discuss with the owners of the residential area on the roof and their property management, so that they can think from your point of view. Many people are very easy to understand things like not needing an elevator car and not paying elevator fees. When they really get to know you, the residents on the roof may reach a new commitment with you, exempting you from the elevator fee.

If they can't understand and watch you suffer a big loss, then create a little trouble for them and let them feel your predicament. Maybe they can understand. For example, my good friend used the elevator car to cause some troubles to the residents on the roof, and then let them know, so that they would voluntarily waive their elevator fees.

Naturally, if you meet a community owner who doesn't want to know others until he dies, then you have nothing to say, and you can only pay the elevator fee in a down-to-earth manner. Generally speaking, if you live on the first floor and don't want to pay the elevator fee, you can't be reasonable at once. Because the laws and regulations are not on your side, you just have to be reasonable and try to make the owners and property managers on the roof understand you, and then you can pay less or not.