I don't know who opened the main water valve outside the house, which caused the house to leak and flooded the downstairs. Property is responsible. Does the main water valve belong to the property man

I don't know who opened the main water valve outside the house, which caused the house to leak and flooded the downstairs. Property is responsible. Does the main water valve belong to the property management? The direct cause of the flooding downstairs is the water leakage in your house, and your house is the responsibility of the person directly responsible.

When you say main water valve, is it a separate outdoor water inlet valve in your house? Or the main water valve of the whole building?

In the latter case, the property is definitely not responsible. If it is your inlet valve, this needs to be decided according to the specific situation:

This time, your home is undergoing water reform, and the indoor pipeline is not blocked. Turn off the outdoor water inlet valve of your home directly. )

1. In this case, did you inform the property to explain the situation and ask it to remind other people not to touch your valve?

2. Your family turned off your outdoor water valve when decorating or leaking. Is there an obvious label on the valve to remind everyone that "there is something wrong with your water pipe, don't open the water valve in a room"? Have you fulfilled your obligation of reminding?

3. If the reminder obligation is not fulfilled, is there a clear sign outdoors to distinguish the water valve of each household? If there is no obvious mark, causing others to open your water valve by mistake, this property is responsible. (Is the outdoor water intake room locked? Whether the water valve of each household on the same floor is clearly marked, if not, the property shall be responsible for it)