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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on the fire brigade's determination of the fire. If it is due to the aging of the electrical appliances of the house you are renting, or the house itself, then your landlord should be responsible for the damages, and if it causes you losses, you must also compensate for your losses. If someone else sets the fire, your landlord and you are jointly and severally liable for damages.
You only need to prove that you didn't cause the fire, then you don't have to pay the landlord.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Specifically, it is to compensate for what is damaged, and if the balcony is burned, it should be restored to its original state, and it should be repaired, and if the yard is burned, it should also be restored to its original state and repaired. The main thing is that you should be sincere in your attitude, obtain the victim's forgiveness, and the burned items can be discounted, or even without you having to compensate. As for the exact amount, it is not possible to estimate what exactly was damaged.
The kitchen and bathroom should be changed to the yard to see if it is in line with the way of feng shui. The house has always been broken.
It's nothing, because it's not just the window of someone's bathroom as soon as the door opens, and there's still some distance between them. So it generally doesn't matter.
Needless to say, the location of the transformer alone, how can it be downstairs in the household, one of which is very dangerous from the perspective of safety, there are disadvantages such as electric fire, explosion, oil leakage, etc., and the main thing is the magnetic radiation of high-voltage electricity, which is very bad for the body. Either let it go, or you go.
The door has a strong air flow on the window, which is not good for the body, and it is best to put a layer of gauze curtain on the balcony and make a combination of transparent ones. >>>More
Now the general community is a frame house made of concrete, and there is no problem with digging out the wall!