Our company has been blacked out by the property for a month (at present, we have bought our own generator to generate electricity). If I go to court, what is the compensation standard for malicious b

Our company has been blacked out by the property for a month (at present, we have bought our own generator to generate electricity). If I go to court, what is the compensation standard for malicious black electricity? Hello!

1. If you agree to go upstairs, you can look at the property service contract first. If it breaches the contract, you can investigate its liability for breach of contract and demand compensation for losses.

2. If there is no relevant agreement in the contract, because you have evidence of malicious power failure, you can consider investigating its tort liability or claiming compensation.

Damage compensation includes: direct economic loss and loss of available benefits.

Therefore, the company has the right to claim compensation from the property for direct property losses (generator sales, etc.). ) and the loss of available benefits (annual benefits) caused by malicious power outages, the court should support it. The key is that the company should collect sufficient evidence, and it is recommended to invite local lawyers to intervene in evidence collection and litigation.

Relevant regulations:

law of contract

Article 107 If a party fails to perform its contractual obligations or fails to perform the contractual obligations in conformity with the contract, it shall be liable for breach of contract such as continuing to perform, taking remedial measures or compensating for losses.

Tort liability law

Article 6 Where an actor infringes upon the civil rights and interests of others due to his fault, he shall bear the tort liability.

Fifteenth ways to bear tort liability are:

(1) Stop the infringement;

(6) Compensation for losses;