The cement crack outside the balcony of the building, if it falls and hurts people, who is responsib

In this case, the owner is the first person responsible. In addition, the property management company is only responsible for the maintenance of the public part of the community, and is not responsible for the maintenance of the private part of the owner. Therefore, whether the "cement cracks outside the balcony of the building" you are talking about belong to the public or private part is the crux of the matter.

Usually, the exterior wall porcelain tiles, mortar plastering, etc., outside the balcony, belong to the common part and must be repaired by the property management company. If not, the owner has to find someone to repair it himself.

This depends on who fell down and whether you have notified the property to repair the cracks found in your building, if you have.

The right to notify the property in advance, then the property has to bear part of the loss, why does the property only bear part of the loss? It's because after you find this crack, you have an obligation to remind your family to pay attention to safety, and if you don't fulfill the obligation to supervise, then you also have to bear part of the responsibility.

Notify the property --- or find the housing management department--- and then call the mayor's hotline --- keep the --- the key is to solve the problem!

The owner is responsible. It is advisable to repair it as soon as possible.

Cement: powdered hydraulic inorganic cementitious material.

After adding water and stirring to form a slurry, it can be hardened in air or better hardened in water, and can firmly cement sand, stone and other materials together. The word cement is derived from the Latin word caementum, which means crushed stone and flake. The mixture of early lime and pozzolana was similar to that of modern lime pozzolana cement, and the concrete made from cemented crushed stone was not only strong when hardened, but also resistant to the erosion of fresh or salt water.

For a long time, as an important cementitious material, it has been widely used in civil construction, water conservancy, national defense and other projects.