Is it the owner's responsibility to compensate for stolen property?

Legal analysis: Generally speaking, property management companies cannot be directly compensated. However, if the theft is caused by serious dereliction of duty in property security measures, the property management company should bear corresponding responsibilities; How to compensate needs to be negotiated by both parties. There is another situation, that is, the property management contract stipulates that in case of fire and property loss, the property management company will compensate; As a consideration, the owner usually needs to pay the corresponding fees, so if the property is stolen, the property management company will bear the responsibility. If according to the property management contract, the property management company has fully fulfilled its security obligations, and there is no dereliction of duty, it will not be responsible. If there is a fault, you should bear the responsibility accordingly. The service content of security guards is to be responsible for maintaining public order and taking care of public property within the red line of community planning and outside the owner's door. When public security cases, criminal cases and traffic accidents occur, they should call the police in time and cooperate with the public security department to deal with them. The security fee is neither property insurance nor life insurance. The security work of a property management company is neither a bodyguard nor a custody work. If the performance of security obligations still fails to prevent damage, the party providing security services shall not bear civil liability.

Legal basis: Article 35 of the Regulations on Property Management, a property service enterprise shall provide corresponding services in accordance with the stipulations of the property 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.