The Verkhovna Rada adopted a law that exempts owners of damaged housing from paying for multi-apartment building management services. The decision was supported by 308 people's deputies. This was reported by the Verkhovna Rada, according to UNN.
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This refers to bill №13155, which provides for the protection of citizens from the accrual of payments for housing that is actually uninhabitable due to the consequences of the war.
In particular, for the duration of martial law and for another year after its termination, owners of such housing are not obliged to pay for building management services.
Consumers will not pay for the service of managing an apartment building if it is damaged and its operation is impossible due to shelling
It is important that the basis for exemption from payments will be an official inspection of the housing. It will allow automatic recalculation or complete suspension of accruals.
The parliament emphasizes that this law should eliminate situations where people are forced to pay for services in destroyed or uninhabitable buildings.
Thus, the document introduces a clear mechanism for protecting owners of housing affected by hostilities.
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