Does a person who is not a resident of a residential area need to take responsibility for committing suicide in a residential property? If yes, what responsibilities do you need to bear? How much do y

Does a person who is not a resident of a residential area need to take responsibility for committing suicide in a residential property? If yes, what responsibilities do you need to bear? How much do you need to pay? Take the simplest example: if a person buys insurance for his car and then smashes it himself, will the insurance company lose money? The result is only two words: fraudulent insurance.

Legally speaking, the property owner must bear the responsibility for the failure to maintain or give a warning in time because of the imperfect facilities or potential safety hazards in the community, which leads to the owner's casualties.

For example, the fitness equipment in the community has been in disrepair for a long time, and the owner has been injured during fitness, causing casualties, and the property needs to be responsible. Also, if the elevator is damaged and falls from mid-air, causing casualties, the property will also bear the responsibility.

However, the responsibilities and obligations of the property also have a certain scope, not unlimited. The property has no obligation to stare at everyone and not commit suicide, because the owners themselves are independent individuals and should bear legal and civil responsibilities for their actions. For example, the owner kills people with a kitchen knife in the community, the property is not responsible, the shop selling kitchen knives is not responsible, and the factory that makes kitchen knives is not responsible. All responsibilities are borne by the perpetrators;

Similarly, if the owner or foreign guests commit suicide in the community, they will not get any compensation once it is confirmed to be suicide. I'm afraid that even if he bought life insurance before his death, the insurance company would not lose money. They will say that the suicide deliberately cheated insurance, not to mention property. It is impossible to go to court, and the court will not accept it.