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Anonymous users2024-01-24The house rented by the landlord should have legal property rights, meet the conditions of residential safety, fire protection, sanitation and other conditions, and the landlord should regularly inspect the rental house. If the landlord has fulfilled its reasonable obligations, if there is no problem with the safety of the premises, the landlord is not at fault for the occurrence of the tenant's safety accident and is not liable for compensation.
Law of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments
Article 57] If a house lessor rents out a house to a person without identity documents, or fails to register the name of the tenant and the type and number of the identity document in accordance with the regulations, he shall be fined not less than 200 yuan but not more than 500 yuan.
Where the lessor clearly knows that the tenant is using the rented house to carry out criminal activities, but does not report it to the public security organs, a fine of between 200 and 500 RMB is to be imposed; where the circumstances are serious, they are to be detained for up to 5 days and may be concurrently fined up to 500 RMB.
Whoever caused the fire should be responsible for the cost, and the key is to have evidence to prove it: you have sufficient evidence to prove who caused the fire, of course he is responsible!
From the perspective of the current building code, your house is unsafe, the height of the guardrail is too low, and the current building code requires that the height of the guardrail must be greater than meters. Moreover, I have the impression that the guardrails of the early 90s, which were either cement slabs or lattice railings, do not meet the current building code, which requires the guardrails to be either fully enclosed or enclosed by vertical railings, the main purpose of which is to prevent children from climbing. >>>More
It must be needed, and if it is a TV, microwave oven and other electrical appliances left, it will be necessary to increase the rent appropriately.
The ancients were more taboo, but now it is not so particular, this depends on the customer's mentality, and nothing else matters.
If the contract doesn't say that you will provide those things for free, of course you have to put them away so as not to break them.