Is the upstairs property responsible for leaking water to the downstairs property?

Whether there is responsibility for leaking water from the upstairs to the downstairs property needs to be judged according to the specific situation.

First of all, as the management, the property has the responsibility to ensure the normal operation of public facilities, including the drainage system upstairs. If there is a problem in the drainage system that leads to water leakage, the property should bear certain responsibilities and help residents solve the problem.

However, if the water leakage is caused by unauthorized modification or improper use by the upstairs residents, then the property may only bear the responsibility of assistance, and the main responsibility should be borne by the upstairs residents. In this case, the property can assist both parties to reach a solution through negotiation or mediation.

In addition, if the water leakage is caused by force majeure factors, such as natural disasters, the property may not be responsible. But they will try their best to help tenants solve problems and minimize losses.

The main responsibilities of the property

1. house repair: the property is responsible for the daily maintenance and repair of the house, including the inspection and repair of the house structure, public facilities, equipment and related parts.

2. Equipment maintenance: The property shall ensure the normal operation of public facilities and equipment such as elevators, air conditioning systems and lighting equipment, and be responsible for regular inspection, repair and maintenance of these equipment.

3. Environmental sanitation: the property is responsible for the cleaning and maintenance of public areas, including the cleaning of public corridors, stairs and toilets. And garbage and waste disposal.

4. Security: The property should take necessary security measures, such as setting access control system and arranging security patrol, to ensure the security and order of the community.

5. Public order: the property should maintain the public order of the community, including managing vehicle parking and handling illegal acts.