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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you file a lawsuit, you can only ask for compensation for the furniture and repair of the damaged part of the wall. If you want to find evidence of future damage, it is time-consuming, costly, and laborious, and not necessarily acceptable. Personally, it is recommended to negotiate with the residents to solve it, otherwise everyone will waste money.
Even if you win the lawsuit, whether you can enforce it is still a question of whether you can get the money, and there will definitely not be much money, who will chase the execution, you do not have the right to execute. Fighting a lawsuit is only for anger and not for money.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22During the term of the lease, the renter bears the cost of the loss.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Tenants can be held accountable for damages.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20There shouldn't be much of a problem if the floor tiles are soaked.
Look at the contract,,, the contract is clear that if you have responsibility, you will be responsible, and if you are not responsible, you will not be responsible.
From the perspective of the current building code, your house is unsafe, the height of the guardrail is too low, and the current building code requires that the height of the guardrail must be greater than meters. Moreover, I have the impression that the guardrails of the early 90s, which were either cement slabs or lattice railings, do not meet the current building code, which requires the guardrails to be either fully enclosed or enclosed by vertical railings, the main purpose of which is to prevent children from climbing. >>>More
Then it depends on your second bedroom to often pick up things, if you often have to say hello to each other, and do you have valuables, in principle, during the rental period, the tenant has the right to use the house and interior supplies, that is, you can change the key.
It depends on what kind of house you are renting to, who you rent it to, if you rent it to white-collar workers or people who are often not in China, you can use the toilet, if you rent it to ordinary workers, it is better to use a squatting toilet!
Is it outside or inside? It is estimated that it can't be the outside, now there is paint on the outside of the building, there is no cement, if it is the inside is the ground or the wall? If it is the ground, it is recommended to stick the bricks, if you don't want to stick the bricks, it is recommended that you better wipe all the cement on the balcony with another layer, if you get that piece, because the gray number is different, that piece is always not the same color as other places, if it is a wall, let the master use putty to smooth that piece when decorating, and then brush the paint on it!