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Article 85: Where buildings, structures, or other facilities, as well as their shelving or hanging objects, fall off or fall, causing harm to others, and the owner, manager, or user cannot prove that they are not at fault, they shall bear tort liability. After the owner, manager or user makes compensation, if there are other responsible persons, they have the right to recover from the other responsible persons.

Article 86: Where the collapse of buildings, structures, or other facilities causes damage to others, the construction unit and the construction unit shall bear joint and several liability. After the construction unit or construction unit makes compensation, if there are other responsible persons, they have the right to recover from the other responsible persons. Where a building, structure or other facility collapses due to reasons attributable to other responsible persons, causing damage to others, the other responsible persons shall bear tort liability.

Article 87: Where objects thrown from a building or objects falling from a building cause harm to others, and it is difficult to determine the specific infringer, the building user who may have caused the harm is to give compensation unless they can prove that they are not the infringer.

Article 88: Where the collapse of stacked objects causes damage to others, and the stacker cannot prove that he is not at fault, he shall bear tort liability.

Article 89: Where items that obstruct passage are piled up, dumped, or scattered on public roads, causing harm to others, the relevant units or individuals shall bear tort liability.

Article 90 Where the owner or manager of the forest cannot prove that he is not at fault due to the breaking of a forest tree and causes damage to others, he shall bear tort liability.

Article 91: Where pits are dug in public places or roads, repairs and installs underground facilities, etc., without setting up obvious signs and taking safety measures, causing damage to others, the builder shall bear tort liability.

Your home should be responsible for the detached departing of the lower half (the balcony belongs to your home). You can recover from the contractor.

Article 126: [Liability for Damage to Buildings and Other Facilities]Where a building or other facility, as well as a shelving or hanging object on a building, collapses, falls off, or falls, causing damage to others, its owner or manager shall bear civil liability, except where it can be proved that he is not at fault.

Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Personal Injury Compensation Cases

Article 16: In the following circumstances, the provisions of Article 126 of the General Principles of the Civil Law apply, and the owner or manager shall bear the liability for compensation, except where it can be proved that he or she is not at fault:

1) Roads, bridges, tunnels, and other artificially constructed structures cause damage to people due to defects in maintenance or management;

2) Stacked items rolling or slipping down, or stacked objects collapsing, causing damage;

3) Trees are toppled or broken, or fruits fall and cause damage.

In the case of item (1) of the preceding paragraph, where damage is caused by design or construction defects, the owner, manager and the designer or constructor shall be jointly and severally liable.

Look at your purchase contract, is there an agreement, where does the public part outside the wall belong to manage the repair? If not, you can find a lawyer to improve the evidence and presume that the responsibility for such an accident is the real estate agent.

This drop-off is on the top floor.

1. Both people are responsible.

2. The part that falls off from the top.