The elevator broke down, and the property manager opened the elevator door to save the old man when the maintenance staff didn't come for a long time, but when the old man came out of the elevator, he

The elevator broke down, and the property manager opened the elevator door to save the old man when the maintenance staff didn't come for a long time, but when the old man came out of the elevator, he himself It's hard to be sure. First of all, the property manager has done his duty, and no one can guarantee that it is safest for the elderly to stay in the elevator all the time. Secondly, the old man was injured when he came out of the elevator, which was purely accidental. This process is very complicated. As long as the property owner takes the correct rescue measures, whose responsibility is hard to say, so the property owner should cooperate with the elderly as much as possible, but the property owner is not the main responsible party. Because the direct cause is that the elevator is broken, but before the elevator maintenance personnel arrive, what everyone has to do is to ensure the safety of people in the elevator. So there is basically no big responsibility.

It's like an unexpected disaster. In a potentially dangerous situation, it's like a heavy rain. Someone doesn't have a key outside the community. After confirming that it was the owner, the property manager opened the door, but people outside saw the door and rushed into the community, but they hit the railing and were injured or were injured when the property closed. .