The building has just been handed over for a few months, and there are cracks in the outer glass of the window. Neither the property nor the developer cares. The reason is that the decoration will sta

The building has just been handed over for a few months, and there are cracks in the outer glass of the window. Neither the property nor the developer cares. The reason is that the decoration will stay. Cracks in the window glass, as long as they are not hard injuries caused by collision, belong to the warranty scope within two years of delivery. In other words, the developer will be responsible for replacing the glass free of charge as long as it is not damaged by external forces within two years from the tenant's occupancy to the new house. This is the relevant regulations of the state. If the developer insists on not replacing it, residents can sue the court for replacement, so that the developer not only has to pay the litigation costs, but also bears the litigation costs. Finally, we must replace the glass.