Is there any provision in the Property Law on disputes over water leakage in houses? Assuming that the water pipe in the wall of the owner's house leaks, should the property bear joint liability?

The solution to water leakage in the house is to find and analyze the causes of water leakage-determine the legal relationship-apply the relevant laws and regulations-clarify the responsibilities, so as to apply the law in a targeted manner and find the correct solution.

Second, the common causes of housing leakage:

1, caused by quality problems when developers build houses;

2. Upstairs residents have infringed on downstairs residents due to reasons such as house decoration, pipeline renovation and improper water use;

3. When decorating, the roof of the downstairs residents is damaged and causes leakage;

4. The long-term use of the house causes the waterproof material to naturally age and lead to water leakage.

Extended data:

People's Republic of China (PRC) property right law

Article 1 This Law is formulated in accordance with the Constitution in order to safeguard the basic economic system of the country, maintain the order of the socialist market economy, clarify the ownership of things, give full play to the utility of things, and protect the property rights of obligees.

Article 2 This Law shall apply to civil relations arising from the ownership and use right of things.

The things mentioned in this law include real estate and movable property. Where the law stipulates that the right is the object of real right, such provisions shall prevail.

The term "real right" as mentioned in this Law means that the obligee enjoys direct control and exclusive rights over specific things according to law, including ownership, usufructuary right and security right.

Article 3 In the primary stage of socialism, the state adheres to the basic economic system in which public ownership is the mainstay and various forms of ownership develop together.

The state consolidates and develops the public sector of the economy, and encourages, supports and guides the development of the non-public sector of the economy. The state practices a socialist market economy and guarantees the equal legal status and development rights of all market participants.

Article 4 State, collective and private property rights and the property rights of other obligees are protected by law, and no unit or individual may infringe upon them.

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