Is the property responsible for the accident of electric shock caused by temporary electricity consumption in residential quarters?

This depends on the actual situation. For example, if the owner applies to the property for temporary electricity use, there is no problem with the power supply at the property survey site. If the owner uses it improperly, the property will not bear direct responsibility. For example, the owner directly pulls the cable to use temporary electricity without telling the property. In a sense, it is stealing electricity, and the property is not responsible for any accident. For example, the owner needs temporary electricity, and the property agrees to arrange electrician wiring after application. After the test is completed, there is no problem, and the owner signs it. The property is not responsible for any accident.