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No, the parties are in a legal relationship of lease. The tenant only rents the house for industrial and commercial registration, and the company's profit and loss has no legal relationship with the landlord. The landlord will not be held responsible.

No, there is only a contractual relationship between the tenant and the landlord, and there is generally no liability. A landlord is only liable if he or she agrees to use his property to bid for a company knowing that the company will engage in illegal activities. This can be prevented by the landlord by agreeing in the lease contract between the two parties that the leased property is not allowed to engage in illegal activities.

Hello, although the two parties are in a legal relationship of lease, but I am afraid that he will use the landlord's real estate certificate, ID card, etc. to borrow money to do "registration and mortgage", in case of debt, it will be very troublesome!

The landlord's identity information should not be required, and the registered address of the lease contract for more than two years should be presented (in Shanghai, please contact the local industrial and commercial bureau in other regions) and a copy of the real estate certificate (stamped with the landlord's official seal). The lease contract should state that it is for commercial use only, and the landlord is not legally responsible, even if the tenant applies for a company that is more troublesome after relocation. It may be stated in the lease contract or a written supplementary agreement signed by both parties that the tenant must change the registration with the industrial and commercial bureau after the relocation of the company, otherwise the lease deposit will be confiscated.

Wait for the tenant to complete the change registration and then return the lease deposit to restrict.

The company is an independent legal person, and the rented house is not the property of the tenant, let alone the property of the company, so the debt will not be passed on to the landlord.

If the landlord does not know about it, it is not illegal, and if he is in the situation, he may be suspected of harboring.

According to Article 310 of the Criminal Law, whoever clearly knows that a person has committed a crime and provides him with a hiding place or property, helps him to escape, or gives false evidence to cover up him, is to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release; where the circumstances are serious, the sentence is between three and ten years imprisonment.

Where the crimes in the preceding paragraph are committed and there is prior conspiracy, it is to be punished as a joint crime.

According to your answer, your house belongs to the fund-raising house, and it is speculated that your house was bought in the name of someone else, then in the event of a dispute, assuming that the other person's name is A, the owner of the house is actually A, and the person who is responsible for the dispute is also A, unless A can prove that the house is managed by you or other matters that prove that you have participated in the management of the house;

Generally speaking, in the leasing scenario, if the tenant violates the law, the landlord will not be legally responsible if he does not participate in the illegal activities.

If the landlord knows that the tenant rents out the property to him in order to do something illegal, he needs to bear the corresponding responsibility.

The Public Security Administration Punishment Law will not be punished by the Criminal Law.

Be responsible, because you have an obligation to ensure that the house is not used to engage in illegal acts!

The responsibility is yours, because the homeowner doesn't know ...

It would be most accurate to say that the landlord should be liable for breach of contract.

The lessor has an obligation called the obligation to be rentable, which determines that the lessor must ensure that the leased property is in accordance with the agreed purpose during the lease period, and if this obligation is breached, it constitutes a fundamental breach of contract, and the lessee can terminate the contract. The basis is that Article 94 of the Contract Law fails to achieve the purpose of the contract, that is, it is a fundamental breach of contract.

Of course, the above is about the case without an agreement. If the lease contract clearly stipulates that you will pay for the previous electricity bills, then the landlord is not in breach of contract and naturally has no responsibility.

The legal responsibilities of the house lessor are as follows, depending on the terms of the contract you sign:

1. The lessor shall deliver the house to the lessee at the time agreed in the lease contract, and the delivered house shall comply with the provisions of the lease contract and be in a normal usable state. Liquidated damages of no more than 3% of the monthly rent shall be paid for each overdue day, and if the liquidated damages are insufficient to compensate the lessee for losses, the lessor shall also compensate for the shortfall;

2. During the lease period, if the lessor needs to rebuild, expand or change the use and structure of the house, it shall consult the lessee and report to the relevant departments for approval according to the regulations;

3. During the lease period, if the lessor needs to transfer the rented house, it shall notify the lessee in writing 2 months in advance;

4. If a mortgage has been set before the lease or the ownership of the house is sealed, seized, supervised or otherwise restricted, the lessor shall notify the lessee in writing;

5. For leasing non-independent houses, the lessor shall specify in the lease contract the scope, conditions and requirements for the tenant to use the common parts of the house, and if there is a dispute between the lessee and the tenant or user of the adjacent house on the use of the shared part, the lessor shall negotiate with the tenant and user of the adjacent house;

6. When the lessor collects rent, it shall be in accordance with the provisions of the lease contract, and shall not charge other fees to the lessee unless otherwise agreed in the lease contract. Except for public housing, the lessor may agree with the lessee to collect the lease deposit;

7. The lessor shall regularly inspect and repair the house to keep the house in a normal and usable state, and shall take measures to reduce the impact on the tenant's use of the house. The lessor shall be liable for any personal injury and property damage caused by the failure to repair the house in time.

1.Management obligations to the lessee:

When renting out a house, the landlord should verify the identity of the tenant, register the basic information of the tenant such as the name, gender, age, and permanent residence location and file it with the police station. In addition, the landlord also needs to strengthen the management of the tenant's activities in the rented premises, and should promptly report to the public security organs once the tenant is found to have illegal and criminal activities or is suspected of violating the law or committing crimes.

2.Obligations for the management of rental housing:

For the landlord, it is not the case that everything will be fine after handing over the house to the tenant to live in, and the landlord is responsible for the obligation that the house and its ancillary facilities are in a normal and safe state. The construction, fire protection, entrances and exits and passages of rental houses must comply with fire safety and public security management regulations, and dangerous houses and illegal buildings cannot be rented. Good Lawyer Network adds.

The tenant needs to register the company with the landlord's real estate certificate, which is a necessary procedure for the registration of the company, and there is no risk.

The registered company first needs to apply for a business license, and the industrial and commercial bureau requires a certificate of residence use: a copy of the property right certificate for the self-owned real estate; Submit a copy of the lease agreement and a copy of the property ownership certificate of the lessor; If the photocopy is submitted, it shall be marked "consistent with the original" and shall be stamped or signed by the shareholder. If you are not at ease, you can indicate "only for company registration" on the copy of the property right certificate required when registering the company.

If the tenant continues to operate, the tenant needs to go through the address change procedures with the real estate certificate and lease agreement of the new address, and if the business stops operating, it is necessary to go to the industry and commerce to go through the cancellation procedures.

When signing the contract, it is indicated that illegal business activities shall not be engaged. With a copy of your real estate certificate and the lease agreement, this is a necessary procedure for industrial and commercial registration, and there is no risk. After the expiration of the lease, if he moves to continue to operate, he needs to go to the industry and commerce to go through the address change procedures with the real estate certificate and lease agreement of the new address, and if he stops business, he needs to go to the industry and commerce to go through the cancellation procedures.

It has nothing to do with you.

As a registered address of the company?

You can't talk about the risk, but if the tenant does bad business, your risk will not be easy to say.

There is no such thing as automatic write-off and invalidation, and you need to make this clear in the contract.

Hope it works for you.

1.If you are applying for a business license, you need a copy of these documents. However, it is also necessary to provide the original documents for verification. The industrial and commercial bureau will take away the copy for filing. In that case, his request is reasonable.

2.The safest thing to do: ask the guest to make an appointment and bring a copy and original copy of these documents (or someone you trust) with you to go with the guest, so that there is nothing to do. You don't have to worry about it, he can also apply for a license.

3.Make a copy to him, and my thicker pen will write clearly in the part of the copy with words, and this copy is only for **.

You can find a lawyer, give him 100 money, and hire him for an hour.

Low-rent housing refers to the provision of social security housing in the form of rent subsidies or rent in kind to families who meet the minimum living security standards for urban residents and have housing difficulties. The distribution of low-rent housing is mainly in the form of rent subsidies, supplemented by rent allocation in kind and rent reduction and reduction.

Public rental housing is a product that solves the housing difficulties of sandwich groups such as newly employed workers. Public rental housing is not owned by individuals, but is owned by ** or public institutions, and is rented to newly employed workers at a price lower than the market price or affordable by the tenant.

So obviously, the shared house is only a housing lease contract, so the lessor can only act according to the rent lease contract signed by both of you, and no amount of excuse can fine you for money. If he has no reason to pay the money, you can use the law to hold him civilly liable.

1. The lessor shall be fully responsible. The lessor shall be liable for the maintenance, repair and management of the premises and facilities it rents out to make them suitable for habitation, and shall be liable for compensation if it fails to fulfill its obligations and causes losses to others.

2. The lessee shall be fully responsible. If the rental housing provided by the landlord is safe and qualified, and has fulfilled the obligation to remind it to pay attention to safe use, and the tenant does not listen to the dissuasion and causes the accident to occur, the tenant shall be liable.

3. The lessor and the lessee shall bear the corresponding responsibilities. Tenants are responsible for illegal use of rental property, and landlords are also responsible for failing to provide safe facilities and reminders.

Extended information: The act of giving a house owned or operated by the owner or operator of a house to the consumer of the house, and the consumer of the house obtains the right to occupy and use the house by paying a certain amount of rent on a regular basis. Housing leasing is a way of commodity circulation with sporadic housing use value.

Housing lease refers to the act of the lessor (generally the owner of the house) renting the house to the tenant for use, and the lessee pays rent to the lessor. The term of the lease is more than six months, and both parties must sign a written contract. The lease contract should include the following main clauses:

the scope and area of the rental housing; the term and purpose of the lease; the amount of rent and the time of delivery; Liability for repairs, subletting, breach of contract, etc. On this basis, both parties shall go to the real estate management department where the house is located to go through the filing and registration with the housing lease contract and obtain the Housing Lease Certificate.

If the tenant dies unexpectedly in the rental house, it is an accidental death related to the potential safety hazards of the rental house, and the landlord needs to bear certain legal responsibilities. If it has nothing to do with the rental house itself, it is not legally liable.

In this case, you can choose to call the police and the cause of death of the deceased will be determined by **. Determine whether it was an accident or an accident to determine whether the landlord is legally liable.

1. If the death of the tenant is caused by the negligence of the landlord, the landlord shall be liable for the relevant laws and regulations; 2. If the death of the tenant has nothing to do with the landlord, the landlord does not have to bear legal responsibility; 3. The specific cause of death of the tenant should be carefully ascertained, and then the cause of death of the tenant should be judged by who is responsible for the relevant legal responsibility.

According to the relevant laws and regulations of China, if the landlord rents out the house has quality defects, it needs to be liable for the tenant's losses, and if the rented house has no quality defects, it does not need to be liable.

I think that if a tenant dies unexpectedly in a rental house, the landlord has certain legal responsibility, but does not bear the main legal responsibility.

The tenant died unexpectedly in the rental house. Landlords are legally responsible.

First of all, the landlord is not the main culprit in this matter, and should not be legally responsible.

Call the police, there is ** to determine the cause of death of the deceased, to determine whether it was an accident, or an accident. The landlord is not liable unless it is determined that the death of the deceased was caused by a malfunction in the electrical system of the house provided by the landlord.

Hello. You are only a landlord, as long as you have a lease contract, then the legal issues between you are within the scope of the contract, and you do not need to bear legal responsibility, but as a landlord, you have the obligation to supervise and manage the operation of the shop, such as the tenant's fire protection, business content, etc., whether it meets the requirements and whether it is legal, and you have the responsibility to supervise.

The intermediary company is not liable unless the intermediary company is aware of the occurrence of such an accident and fails to fulfill its obligation to inform. Even the landlord is only liable for an equitable causal relationship, and the primary responsibility rests with the tenant. This is because it is the natural duty of the tenant to defend himself as soon as possible.