Is it the responsibility of the residential property to trip over the baby in the residential area and get injured by sundries?

Although the residential property has the responsibility, it is quite complicated to deal with this problem. I think if you go to the property theory and ask for compensation, then the property will definitely deny that it is their responsibility at the beginning, and even if you finally promise to compensate you, the compensation may be delayed. Why? Because the property feels that this is also related to your personal behavior, they will think why you ignore the children. In addition, it depends on what the child tripped over. If this debris is thrown on the ground by other owners, the problem will be more complicated, and the property is likely to shirk this responsibility to the owner who threw this debris. If this is the case, I suggest you start from the following aspects:

1, correct division of responsibilities

First of all, we must be clear, where did this thing that tripped the child come from? What is it? Is it public or private? If it belongs to the public, you can ask the community for responsibility. If it belongs to personal belongings, it should be taken care of by an owner. If you can't find the responsible owner, you can retrieve the surveillance video of the community and look for evidence.

2. Reasonable negotiation

After finding the relevant person in charge or company, we should negotiate with them reasonably. At this time we can express our ideas and tell them what kind of compensation we want. If the other party agrees, that would be great, but if the other party doesn't agree, we can find a balance point that both parties agree and reach an understanding. At this time, we need to pay attention. Although we think we have suffered a loss, we should not ask too much of each other. After all, the other party doesn't want it.

3. Give it to the official.

If no agreement can be reached through consultation, then we can choose to hand it over to the authoritative department, such as seeking the help of the public security organs, or go directly to legal procedures and let the court decide who is responsible. And how much should I pay?