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Anonymous users2024-01-241. Discuss with the landlord and give a certain amount of compensation, and the rent will be paid as normal.
Just find someone to fix it. If it can't be fixed, buy a new one. Or negotiate compensation to give the landlord some money. This is something that renters often encounter.
This matter can be dealt with by the police, ask the police to call him, set a time limit for him to come forward to solve it, and if he refuses to come back, he can ask the police to open the door open.
Keep it for him, it will be managed for no reason, and the storage fee will be collected in the future. Hehe.
This should be left to the second landlord, who is responsible for the equipment and other aspects of the house according to the principle of relativity of contract.
If it is expressly stipulated in the rental contract that the repair of housing facilities shall be undertaken by that party, such agreement shall prevail; If there is no agreement or the agreement is unclear, the lessor shall bear the obligation to repair the house, unless the fault of the lessee causes damage to the housing facilities, and the corresponding liability for compensation shall be borne. If you are not at fault in this case, then the glass should not be paid by you.