Can I file a case if the door is brushed?

The door can be filed when it is painted.

1. It is illegal to maliciously brush someone else's door, and you can file a case;

2. This behavior infringes upon the property rights of others, which may constitute the crime of intentionally destroying property;

3. If the loss caused by painting is large, the police can investigate the criminal responsibility of the perpetrator;

4. The victim can report the case to the police and provide relevant evidence for police investigation;

5, if the loss is small, you can also ask the actor to compensate for the loss through civil channels;

6. No matter the loss, malicious painting is not tolerated by law, and the victims have the right to safeguard their rights and interests through legal channels.

Treatment measures for painted doors:

1. First, take photos of the door and the surrounding environment, and record the time and place of painting, as well as possible painting methods and characteristics;

2. Secondly, you can try to contact the property or community management department to find out whether there are surveillance videos that can provide clues or whether there are witnesses;

3. Then you can try to clean yourself. If the painting is not easy to remove, you can consider asking a professional cleaning team to handle it;

4. If painting causes serious property losses or is in danger of further deterioration, it shall report the case to the public security organ in time and be investigated for legal responsibility.

To sum up, it is illegal to paint someone else's door maliciously, which not only violates property rights, but also may constitute the crime of intentionally destroying property. Moreover, when the loss is large, the police can pursue criminal responsibility, and the victim has the right to report the case and provide evidence, or demand compensation through civil channels. The law does not tolerate such behavior and protects the rights and interests of victims.

Legal basis:

Criminal law of the people's Republic of China

Article 275

Whoever intentionally destroys public or private property, if the amount is relatively large or there are other serious circumstances, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention or a fine; If the amount is huge or there are other particularly serious circumstances, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than seven years.