The pet dog died of electric shock by urinating beside the street lamp, and the owner claimed 50 thousand from the property. Is the property responsible for this matter?

People who walk their dogs are often seen on the street or in the community. Although every city has corresponding regulations on walking dogs, it is also required that dogs must be tied, but some people do not abide by such regulations. This happened in Shanghai, because when the owner walked his dog, his pet dog went to pee under the lamppost, which happened to leak electricity, which eventually led to the death of this pet dog by electric shock. Director Gao claimed 50,000 yuan from the property. So, is the property responsible for this?

1. Why does the owner of this pet dog claim 50,000 yuan from the property?

The owner of this pet dog thinks that the main reason for this dog's electric shock is that there is electricity leakage under the lamp post of this street lamp, and the property is not maintained in time, which is the main reason for this pet dog's electric shock, so he thinks that the property should be mainly responsible for this matter, and the loss and mental damage compensation for the pet dog is 50,000 yuan.

Second, should the property be responsible for this matter?

? Although the property believes that the corrosion in the lamp post is a natural phenomenon, mainly caused by the erosion of rain, the property should not bear the corresponding responsibility, and the compensation of 50 thousand yuan is too high. But the public facilities in the community should be maintained in time, which is the responsibility of the property. It can be seen from this incident that the property knew that the light pole had been corroded, failed to maintain it in time, and failed to fulfill its corresponding responsibilities, which eventually led to this incident. Therefore, the property should also bear certain responsibilities. Besides, only one pet dog was electrocuted this time. If someone gets an electric shock here, the consequences are unimaginable. Therefore, the property should bear a great responsibility for this matter. From this incident, property-related staff should also learn lessons, strengthen the investigation and maintenance of public facilities in the community, and eliminate hidden dangers in time.