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Anonymous users2024-01-23Personally, I think the property should be held liable for compensation, you should sue Ye, the company will fulfill its duty of protection, this should be okay, in addition, you call 110 to call the police, if the police solve the case, you can pursue the liability of the thief and a RiX liability, you can do it on both sides, but I suggest that you better ask a lawyer to sue me about the company.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Whether the property should be held responsible for the theft of the property of the shop shall depend on whether it is negligent in the process of performing the property service contract.
If the property management company does not strictly perform the service contract, or is negligent in the performance of the contract, the property management company shall bear the corresponding responsibility.
For example, the allocation of security personnel and guards is not in place, and the security guards on duty patrol leave their posts; The anti-theft system and monitoring system cannot work normally and effectively; Street lights, fences, and security doors were not repaired in a timely manner; The owner found out about the case and called for help, but the property did not act; There are thieves in the surveillance video, but the security guard on duty is negligent and does not find out, or discovers the theft but does not report it in time, stop it, etc.
Homes in the community were burglarized.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Call the police first, and negotiate with the property.
You can call the police, but nothing has been stolen, the police uncle will not file a case, and if you don't file a case, you can't arrest someone.
If the thief is a man, you will make a lot of money; It's a woman, and you'll be lucky.
You are not legally responsible.
But there is a moral imperative. >>>More
I believe that the person who caught the thief should not be held legally responsible, because the thief fell to his death during the commission of the crime, and whether he died innocently has nothing to do with anyone. Catching thieves is the duty of every citizen to maintain social order, is it still a crime to maintain social order and properly safeguard personal interests?
If it is determined that the thief came to your upstairs to steal something, and fell to your death on the balcony of your house, there is no causal relationship between the thief's death and your family, and your family is not at fault, therefore, your family does not need to bear any responsibility.