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Anonymous users2024-01-23You said that the contract says it can't be demolished, so do you say it can?
Didn't you have a deposit when you rented a house, and if you want to demolish it, then you have to seize the deposit.
According to what you said, the tenant did not return the keys to the landlord, the house and the items in the house are still in the control of the tenant, and the tenant has an obligation to keep the items in the house that belong to the landlord, and if they are lost, the landlord can claim compensation from the tenant.
It's up to you, the ceiling is flat like an ordinary room, and it can be done without hanging, such as using a sauna board to cover the back, wood color, a bit of literary atmosphere.
The person riding a horse is not necessarily Tang Seng, but it may also be a patrol officer.
If it's not valuable, don't want it, you move around, freight, labor costs, site occupation costs, etc., are enough for you to buy a new one.
According to the negotiation of your contract at that time, the closure of the hotel is a breach of contract caused by the responsibility of the hotel, then the hotel should bear the liquidated damages and compensate for the loss. If you can't negotiate, go to court.