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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello: First of all, you have to know whether the property has the obligation to protect at the time of the case, generally there is a property contract, etc., if there is no agreement signed, please go to the developer (real estate company) to ask, let the real estate company intervene, and negotiate with the property together.
Second, collect evidence to see who exactly destroyed it, and suggest that you can call the police.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on whether there are corresponding clauses in the property service contract, and if so, the property should prove that it has fulfilled the obligations agreed in the contract, and if there is no agreement in the contract, the property is not liable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This requires the property to prove that it has fulfilled its duty of protection, and if it can't, it will be held liable.
The renter on the fifth floor now says that there is no money, let's go and sue it. The landlord said that she only paid 10% of the compensation herself.
When moving in, it was not blocked, and now it is blocked by the property company to dredge, and the pipe must be dug and rearranged if it cannot be dredged, and the cost is paid by the developer.
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1. All live in the outdoor public part, and the property dredging can no longer be charged, and the residents need to be charged. Hope to be adopted.
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