Partial Payment for Building Maintenance for an Apartment Outside the Stairwell

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We live in a multi-story building - the entrance to our apartment is not from the building, i.e., not from the stairwell, but from the middle of the entrance path to the building - before the actual entrance to the building, meaning we do not use the entrance and stairwells, nor do we use the elevator. We have parking in a shared garage, which we access through the stairwell. The building committee agrees that there should be a reduced payment. The building maintenance fee is 150 shekels - how much of this should we pay?

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Shalom and blessings 

You should pay at most one-third. 

In your case, no more than 50 shekels. 

Source

According to the instructions of the judges of the Beit Hora'ah 

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