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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the car is insured, the insurance company will pay for it, and the owner of the house will pay for the remaining oil. The non-insured is paid by the owner of the home. Caused by mismanagement. Tenants are not responsible.
If a person is smashed, the insurance company of the injured person will pay for it, and if the person is not insured, the owner of the house will pay for it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The landlord should compensate you, and you, as the interim administrator, can be exempted from liability if you prove that you are not at fault, otherwise you will be jointly and severally liable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You smashed someone else's car and let the insurance company pay for it, but what about smashing people? Mortal Yazi?
Indemnification by the owner of the house.
The house contract generally requires the signatory to carefully read the terms, including the furniture contained in the sale and purchase of the house, which must be listed one by one and signed only after approval. >>>More
The lessor has the obligation to ensure that the house meets the legal and normal living requirements, and if the house does not meet the requirements and the purpose of residence cannot be realized, the lessee may terminate the contract and claim compensation for losses and pursue liability for breach of contract.
Generally, they find a landlord first, and some are also like Lianjia, who are responsible for finding an agent.
Hang a five-emperor coin at the door of the bathroom.
First, look at whether there are relevant provisions and clauses in the lease contract that are related to the issue, and if so, follow the terms of the lease contract. >>>More