The second-hand house decoration garbage was found and carried away, and the owner downstairs said that his tires were punctured. Said my garbage was not cleaned up. Should I be responsible for the tr

The second-hand house decoration garbage was found and carried away, and the owner downstairs said that his tires were punctured. Said my garbage was not cleaned up. Should I be responsible for the trouble caused by the property? Whether you have the responsibility depends on the specific situation, mainly in the following aspects:

First: if you can prove that you cleaned it up, you should not be responsible.

If you clean up all the construction waste when decorating and can provide proof, then you don't need to bear any responsibility at all. I believe that your decoration must have been filed in the property management office, and you don't have to pay attention to it at all.

Second: the owner can provide a flat tire, which is the decoration garbage of your home, and you are responsible for it.

Who advocates proof? The neighbor downstairs said that your decoration garbage punctured his tire. He should provide exact evidence and need to prove that it is your decoration garbage (including the scene photos of his tire breakage and the "garbage" weapon); If she can't provide it, then he can only find a property, because everything without evidence is unfounded and fools will compensate him; If you talk too much, you always find fault.

Of course, if the victims downstairs can provide all the evidence, then you are really responsible.

Third: the property must prove that there is no necessary connection with your decoration to determine whether you are responsible.

As a property management company, it is obliged to manage vehicles and standardize the decoration of houses by owners. These rights are authorized by the owner. But nothing can be separated from "rationality". If it is unreasonable, it can be ignored. So the property claim is the same. The property management company must provide evidence to prove that your decoration garbage directly caused someone else's tire to be punctured. If you can't provide it, why should you pay attention?

Actually, there is another possibility. If your construction waste cleaning is contracted to someone else and requires cleaning, then you have paid the cost of "cleaning", even if it is the decoration of your home, then the person who contracted to help you clean up is the person in charge.

Of course, if you ignore them, they may make trouble unreasonably, but if you have conclusive evidence, you can not only argue, but also have many legal procedures to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests, including prosecution! I hope I can help you!