What is the responsibility of demolishing the load-bearing wall property?

The property bears secondary responsibilities other than the construction party.

Property service enterprises need to handle renovation registration procedures for residents. During the renovation period, the property has the responsibility of daily inspection and management, and timely puts forward rectification opinions on the unqualified renovation plan. If the property fails to fulfill its supervision and management obligations and fails to stop the construction and decoration of tenants and decoration companies in time, it shall bear certain liability for damages, but it is not the main responsibility.

Load-bearing wall refers to the wall supporting the weight of superstructure in building structure, including concrete wall in frame-shear wall structure building and brick wall in broken-mixed structure building.

The types of building structures are divided into:

1, wall load-bearing structure;

2. Column structure;

3. Special types of structures.

The load-bearing structure is mainly composed of horizontal members and vertical members:

1, horizontal component refers to the component used to bear vertical load, generally including beam and plate;

2. Vertical members refer to members used to support horizontal members or bear horizontal loads, generally including columns, walls and foundation piles.

Horizontal members and vertical members are combined into a whole, which bears and transmits the force exerted on the building to form a load-bearing skeleton.

When using the house, the owner cannot destroy the main structure, that is, the above-mentioned structural members, nor can he change the public water supply and drainage system, smoke exhaust system and electrical system, let alone the building facade.

To sum up, from the perspective of civil liability, owners, construction parties, property parties, etc. Dismantling the load-bearing wall without permission may bear civil liability for compensation. If serious consequences are caused, the responsible person may bear criminal responsibility.

Legal basis:

Article 13 of the Measures for the Administration of Residential Interior Decoration

The decorator shall declare and register with the property management enterprise or the housing management institution (hereinafter referred to as the property management unit) before the start of the residential interior decoration project.

Non-owner residential users shall obtain the written consent of the owner for decorating the residential interior.