Changsha unqualified real estate

This is the negligence of the property. They did not manage it well and did not eliminate the potential safety hazards in time.

The owner of a residential area in Changsha was injured by a metal drainage ditch, which is the fault of the property and the dereliction of duty of the property. As the management of the community, they have the obligation and responsibility to eliminate potential safety hazards in time, so that many owners are injured in this situation, that is, their work is not in place, and management loopholes should be changed in time to eliminate potential safety hazards as soon as possible.

According to the owner of the community, the metal drainage ditches installed in the community can be seen everywhere, and many places are exposed. Its surface is extremely sharp and has not been treated at all. In this community, many owners were cut by drainage ditches, and some were seriously injured and had many stitches, but they were hospitalized for many days and still did not recover. When negotiating with the property, the property does not assume corresponding responsibilities.

In order to eliminate potential safety hazards, the community owners communicated with the developers and the property, hoping that the property could replace the drainage ditch with a cement drainage ditch or a resin drainage ditch meeting the safety standards, but they were rejected by the developers and the property, saying that there was no fund to replace the new drainage ditch. The owners of the residential area reflected this problem to the local streets and neighborhood committees, and the local government helped the two sides to coordinate, but failed to reach an agreement. The developer and the property promise to polish the windward part of the drainage pipe smoothly, and smooth the sharp part with cement slurry to eliminate potential safety hazards, but the owner does not recognize it.

After many negotiations, the two sides failed to reach an agreement. The developer only promised to wait until the weather is fine before rebuilding the drainage ditch and come up with a model to see if it can satisfy the owners. Neighborhood committees and streets suggest that owners bring a civil lawsuit to the court if they are not satisfied, asking developers to perform their duties, asking the property to eliminate potential safety hazards and take up legal weapons to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. As the development and construction unit of the community, developers should not leave this security issue to the property to pay the bill. They also need to coordinate and help the owners solve this problem as soon as possible.