Is the property responsible for car scraping in the community?

Whether the property should bear the responsibility, first of all, we must determine whether there is a contract between the owner and the property company, and if so, we must clarify what kind of obligations the property bears to the vehicle:

1. If the property management company undertakes the custody obligation, the nature of the charge is the custody fee. In this case, it may be liable for compensation.

2. If the contract stipulates that the property only provides parking lots for rent, and does not assume the obligation to keep the vehicles, the nature of the charge is parking fees, and the property does not need to bear the liability for compensation for the scraped vehicles.

How to avoid being scratched when parking in the community

1, it is forbidden to block the door

No matter whether parking spaces are scarce or not, blocking doors (unit doors) are the hardest hit areas. For some grumpy residents, going out in the dead of night or early morning without camera monitoring, these people are definitely dissatisfied with the behavior of blocking the door, and boating is inevitable.

2, avoid * * * enjoy bicycle sales.

In some old communities where bicycle sharing management is not standardized, it is common that some residents will choose to put their bicycles in some undiscovered spaces, such as the tail of large vehicles, corners and dead ends of parking spaces, in order to be able to ride bicycles for the first time. Because the handlebars of * * * bicycles bump and lead to bare metal, it is easy to scratch the body when moving and pushing. Therefore, these factors should be considered when parking. Moreover, parking in bicycle gathering places should also pay attention to safety. Windy weather will lead to the problem of bicycle dumping, and many dumped bicycles will hit pits, which will make it difficult to claim compensation.

3. Leave a phone number when you stop the car.

Blocking other people's parking in the old community is a common operation, but after blocking other people's cars, you must put a contact number in the obvious place of the vehicle, and this phone should be able to contact you at any time. Don't get through, let alone someone who can contact you, but people are not in the community, so as not to cause neighborhood disputes.

4. Treat the behavior of occupying parking spaces calmly.

It is very common for people to occupy parking spaces or goods to occupy parking spaces in old communities. Theoretically, some people do occupy public resources, but if you are a long-term resident, there is no need to provoke such people, especially if you are a high-quality person. Be patient and avoid retaliation.

Never stop at the corner.

It is difficult to get through the old community. If you park your car in the corner, even if pedestrians don't cross your car, they are likely to be scratched. And if the community is not monitored, it can only admit that it is unlucky.

6, try to stop to the monitoring range.

If there is a surveillance camera in the community, park the car as far as possible to ensure the safety of the vehicle under the premise of ensuring normal work.