If the property can't provide monitoring, the property should compensate.

When the property can't provide monitoring, resulting in losses to the owner, the property shall bear the corresponding liability for compensation. This is because the property, as the management party, has the responsibility to provide and maintain a good safety environment, including safety facilities such as monitoring systems.

I. Responsibility for Property Safety

As the manager of the community, the property bears the important responsibility of maintaining the security of the community. Including ensuring the normal operation of various facilities in the community, such as monitoring system and access control system. As one of the important safety facilities, monitoring system plays an important role in preventing crime and maintaining social order.

Second, the loss caused by lack of monitoring.

In the case that the property can't provide effective monitoring, once there are incidents such as theft and damage to the property in the community, the owners often can't get evidence in time, and the losses are irreparable. In addition, the lack of monitoring may also reduce the owner's sense of security and affect the living experience.

Three. Liability for property compensation

When the owner suffers losses due to failure to provide monitoring, he has the right to require the property to bear the corresponding liability for compensation. Including compensation for direct economic losses suffered by the owner due to lack of monitoring, such as the value of stolen property. At the same time, the owner can also ask the property to bear the reasonable expenses incurred in handling this matter, such as alarm, investigation and other expenses.

Fourth, the way of owners' rights protection

When the owner finds that the property cannot provide monitoring, he can safeguard his rights and interests through the following ways: first, negotiate with the property and ask the property to bear the liability for compensation; Secondly, complain to relevant departments and seek support and help from government departments; Finally, if the negotiation fails, the owner can bring a lawsuit to the court according to law and ask the property to bear corresponding legal responsibilities.

To sum up:

When the property can't provide monitoring, resulting in losses to the owner, the property shall bear the corresponding liability for compensation. Owners can safeguard their rights and interests through consultation with the property, complaints to relevant departments or litigation. At the same time, the property should also strengthen the maintenance and management of safety facilities to ensure the safety and stability of the community.

Legal basis:

Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Property Management

Article 35 provides that:

The realty service enterprise shall provide corresponding services in accordance with the stipulations of the realty service contract. The realty service enterprise fails to perform the realty service contract, causing personal and property safety damage to the owner, and shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities according to law.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 184 stipulates:

If the property of others is infringed, the property loss shall be calculated according to the market price at the time of the loss or other reasonable means.