Help urgently! ! My mother's electric car fell in front of a friend's house on the ninth floor. Should the property management of a friend's community be responsible?

Of course there is a responsibility! Does property management distinguish between the property of the owner and the property of outsiders when managing the property?

Now there are two ways to deal with it:

First, your mother sued the property management company for infringement of property rights. This is based on infringement. Reason: According to Article 37 of the Property Law, "If the property right is infringed and the obligee suffers damage, the obligee may claim damages." Your mother can explain the word "infringement of property rights" like this:

(1) According to the objective results, the electric car was stolen in someone else's jurisdiction.

(2) Subjectively, it is due to the negligence of the community management unit in failing to fulfill its security obligations. The residential management unit should fulfill its obligation to defend the property within its jurisdiction, not just the owner's property. For a popular example, foreign companies are in China, so can we just steal the influence?

(3) From the perspective of causality, there is a direct causal relationship between the theft of electric vehicles in the property community and the management negligence of the community management unit.

Second, your mother's friend sued property management. This is based on contractual relationship. Reason: The property management agreement signed by your mother's friend and the property management company constitutes a contractual relationship. He pays the management fee, and the property management company is obliged to provide all services including property custody. Note that the deposit is not necessarily the property of the parties to the contract, but possession. For example, if you drive a friend's car to the parking lot, people in the parking lot must take care of the car, whether it's yours or not. Therefore, according to Article 374 of the Contract Law, "During the storage period, if the safekeeping object is damaged or lost due to improper safekeeping by the custodian, the custodian shall be liable for damages."

Therefore, you can take up legal weapons and safeguard your rights and interests!