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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is also needless to ask, the house is rented to you, that is to say, all the facilities in the room are rented to you, this thing is good before renting, then you should not return it to others intact when you check out, and it has nothing to do with whether you use it or not
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If it is not caused by nature and is fine before renting, then the tenant should be responsible.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You've lived there for more than half a year, unless you haven't used it, you should be responsible.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Find the landlord right away, but it is more likely that you will pay it yourself.
Let's look at how your rent lease contract is agreed. If there is no agreement, then find a landlord.
In a word: it is the tenant who repairs the damage caused by the tenant. The landlord is responsible for natural damage or damage that is not the responsibility of the tenant.
Hello, have you ever renovated or touched the balcony during the renovation? If not, leave the property alone. The leakage warranty period is 5 years, find the developer within 5 years, and find the property after 5 years. The balcony is functionally allowed to have water, and a floor drain is also set up, so water for air conditioning should not be a problem.
It should be solved by the property, since the property is not allowed to install awnings, why the overall balcony is not sealed for the campus, and the balcony leakage in the case of natural rain is the consequence that the property should consider when making the above provisions, which is caused by the property negligence, omission and unreasonable regulations. >>>More
If you cause damage to others due to your reasons, you are liable for compensation. If the quality of the house itself causes damage to others, you are not liable for compensation. The quality of the house should be demonstrated by the quality appraisal department.