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How do civil code property companies deal with high-altitude parabolic objects?

Legal analysis: Property management deals with high-altitude parabolic objects as follows: (1) Handling without accident losses. The property management company can't ignore the high-altitude throwing without causing accident losses. The perpetrator should be found as soon as possible, pointing out his accident and its harm, as well as the possible public security punishment, and persuading him not to commit it again. For those who have parabolic behavior at high altitude, we should strengthen their supervision during daily security inspection. If no one witnesses the perpetrator, the falling objects should be removed in time, and the security guards should inquire about the residents of the relevant floors where the perpetrator may occur, publicize the harm of throwing objects at high altitude and the possible public security punishment, and show the concern of the property management. (2) Handling of loss accidents. If the property and personal safety of residents in the residential area suffer losses due to high-altitude parabolic objects, the property management company shall promptly cooperate with relevant departments to collect evidence and find the perpetrators. Property service companies can avoid such risks and reduce economic losses by purchasing public liability insurance in full and on time. (3) Take residents' complaints seriously. In case of residents' complaints about falling objects, the reception staff of the property management company should send personnel to the site in time to handle it, record the relevant situation, investigate and visit the matter, and handle it in time according to the above two situations (1) and (2) to appease the victims' emotions, pay a return visit and make corresponding records for the record.

Legal basis: Article 1253 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

If buildings, structures or other facilities and their shelving and hanging objects fall off and cause damage to others, and the owner, manager or user cannot prove that he is not at fault, he shall bear tort liability. After compensation, the owner, manager or user, if there are other responsible persons, has the right to recover from other responsible persons.