The glass of the owner's house is damaged. Is the property liable for compensation?

If the releaser can be found, he can claim compensation as the person directly responsible in accordance with the Property Law. If you can't find the discharger, you can theoretically ask the property company for joint liability compensation. However, there are preconditions. The premise is that the property company does not post warning signs prohibiting discharge in a conspicuous position, or does not discourage or stop random discharge in the property partition.

This involves the issue of proof. If the property company posts warning signs and actively discourages them, your joint claim for compensation will be difficult to get support. Because, as a property company, there is no law enforcement power, and other natural persons' sewage discharge behavior only stops at dissuasion. Of course, if the property company simply ignores the discharge behavior and the discharge behavior is rampant in the property division, it should bear the corresponding liability for compensation.