Who should pay for the stolen property fee?

1. Is the property liable for compensation if the owner's house is stolen?

1. If the owner's house is stolen, the property management company shall bear the corresponding liability for compensation under certain circumstances, mainly depending on the stipulations of the property service contract. For example, if the property management company fails to fulfill its supervisory duties and lets strangers into the community casually, the owner may ask the property management company to bear civil liability for compensation.

2. Legal basis: Regulations on Property Management

Article 35 A realty service enterprise shall provide corresponding services in accordance with the stipulations of the realty service contract. The realty service enterprise fails to perform the realty service contract, causing personal and property safety damage to the owner, and shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities according to law.

Second, what are the responsibilities and obligations of the property?

The responsibilities and obligations of the property are as follows:

1, responsible for the public security management in each responsibility area;

2, the management of vehicles entering the area of responsibility, keep the road clear;

3, responsible for cleaning, greening and inspection of public facilities and equipment in the area of responsibility;

4, responsible for the management of decoration construction personnel in the area of responsibility;

5. Be responsible for accepting complaints from the owners and collecting their opinions;

6. Fulfill the property management contract;

7, accept the supervision of the CMC and residents.

Third, property services are not in place. Can the owner refuse to pay the property fee?

If the property service is not in place, the owner cannot refuse to pay the property fee. Inadequate property services do not constitute a reason for owners to refuse to pay property fees. Services provided by property management companies include security, public greening and maintenance, and maintenance of public facilities. The lack of unilateral service does not constitute the reason for the owner to refuse to pay the property fee.

From the above, it can be seen that when the owner's house is stolen, the property company should bear the corresponding liability for compensation, which mainly depends on the agreement of the property service contract. For example, if the property company fails to fulfill its supervisory duties and allows strangers to enter the community casually, the owner may ask the property company to bear civil liability for compensation. If you still don't understand, you can consult our website.