Can I claim compensation for the fire in my neighbor's house?

If the neighbor's house burns to my house, you can claim compensation. As a fire source, if the fire spreads and causes other neighbors or households to suffer losses, such as blackening walls, burning property and soaking houses, the affected victims can claim compensation from the first household on fire. If the perpetrator can be found, then this part of the responsibility will be borne by the perpetrator. In the process of disaster relief, if there are problems in public facilities such as fire hydrants that affect other households, developers and property companies can be sued to claim compensation for losses; However, the fire department is not responsible for the damage to other households during the disaster relief process, such as broken glass and water soaking in the house. Victims can sue fire victims and demand compensation.

The constitutive requirements of civil liability for fire accidents are 1, and it must be illegal to set fire or set fire. 2. The objective facts of personal injury and property loss. 3, the causal relationship between fire violations and damage facts. 4. Elements of subjective fault.