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This is a water supply pipe or a drainage pipe. If it is a water supply pipe, it belongs to the owner's own use, and it is to be managed by himself. If it is a sewage main, which is shared by multiple households up and down the stairs, it belongs to the property management.
See if the scope of the service contract includes leaking toilet sewer pipes, and distinguish whose responsibility is there.
If it is equipped when buying a house and it belongs to the property in the outdoor section to repair, if it is indoors, it belongs to its own maintenance.
The facilities in the room where the owner lives are not public facilities, and if there is damage, they must be repaired at their own expense. I hope my answer can help you.
Yes, where is the water leaking? If it's a faucet or something, they'll let you buy it yourself! They are responsible for the free repair of the main water supply and drainage pipes!