The car was scraped and no one was found. Is the property responsible?

If the car is scratched and no one can be found, whether the property has the responsibility needs to be determined according to the actual situation.

Generally speaking, the "parking fee" charged by the property generally includes parking space rent and parking space management fee, and the rent is to be returned to the property owners of parking spaces, such as developers and all owners. Only the parking space management fee belongs to the property, and the established services of this parking space management fee only include parking space cleaning, power supply lighting, garage monitoring and so on.

In other words, the property only provides maintenance services for parking spaces, garages and other facilities, and is not responsible for the owner's vehicle security work. In this case, the scraped car has nothing to do with the property, but if there is an agreement with the property, it is necessary to clarify what obligations the property bears to the vehicle. If the contract stipulates that the property bears the obligation of custody, and the nature of the charge is the custody fee, then the property that has been scraped has certain responsibilities. Therefore, it is still necessary to analyze it according to the specific situation.

How to find someone after the car is scraped;

1. Check the driving recorder: the driving recorder can record the whole driving process of the vehicle, including the debris scraped by the vehicle. By playing back the driving recorder, you can get relevant evidence and then call the police to help the traffic police find the owner.

2. Ask for help from security guards and property: If the vehicle is parked in a toll parking lot or guarded place, you can ask the property to assist in the investigation, and the property can find the perpetrator through on-site monitoring. If there are no monitoring facilities around, you can ask people around you if they have seen anything unusual, and finally hand it over to the police.

3. Social media publishing: You can publish the information of the scraped vehicle on social media, including the photos of the vehicle, the time and place of scraping, etc. Let friends and relatives pay attention to and forward, and increase the chances of finding the perpetrators.