Can I claim compensation if my head is broken by someone else s window in the alley?

I thought it depended. If you get there and get your head broken by the window that is being opened, you can claim compensation for the wrongful injury of the person who opened the window. If the window has already been opened there, but you don't notice it and accidentally break your head, in this case, I think you can only consider yourself unlucky.

Of course, you can call the police, negotiate with the other party first, and if the negotiation fails, go to the court to sue the other party.

If you break your head in the alley by someone else's window, you can claim compensation, but you must have evidence such as witness testimony, etc.

Hello, glad of your question, the alley was met by someone else's open window. Can't claim because you walked without seeing hope it can help you, thank you.

It is very difficult to claim compensation for such a thing as being hit by someone else's window in the alley. Because it is the legitimate rights and interests of residents to open the window of the house, how can you claim compensation if you accidentally touch the window and break your head? If the law says that windows can only be opened inward, or below what point they are not allowed to open, then you have a basis for your claim.

Now on what basis do you make a claim? For example, if you accidentally fall and break your head on the curb of the road, who do you go to for compensation?

It is necessary to clarify how the open window hit the head according to the investigation, and then the compensation can be made.

Yes, public areas cannot be encroached upon by individuals.

After judicial appraisal, he can claim compensation.

1. Your family lives in the community, the community is different from the general single room, there is a problem of the owner's common area in the community, I think the road you built originally belonged to the barren grassland, this may belong to the owner's common area, you build the road in this place, of course others have the right to go together, as for the violation of privacy is generally manifested as peeping and disclosing some information that you do not know, so I think there is no so-called invasion of privacy problem.

According to the Property Law

Article 73 of the Property Law stipulates that roads within building zoning belong to the owners in common, except for those that belong to urban public roads. The green space in the building zoning belongs to the owners in common, except for the urban public green space or the individual that is expressly indicated. Other public places, public facilities and property service rooms within the building zoning belong to the owners in common.

2. If that place belongs to the owner's common area, of course it is not illegal to climb over the railing, and you are involved in infringement.

3. If you cause damage to others because of your behavior, you must bear tort liability.

4. The law does not stipulate that the few meters in front of the window are protected by law, but China has corresponding legal provisions on adjacent rights.

First of all, the owner has exclusive ownership and use rights for the construction area specified in the real estate certificate. The passage opened in front of the window does not fall within the scope of the above. It does not have exclusive ownership or use rights.

Second, although the part outside the scope of the building area does not enjoy exclusive ownership and use rights, it does not mean that others can approach and interfere with the owner's life at will. According to Article 83 of the General Principles of the Civil Law, the adjacent parties to the immovable property shall, in accordance with the spirit of conducive to production, convenient life, solidarity and mutual assistance, fairness and reasonableness, correctly handle the adjacent relationship in terms of water interception, drainage, passage, ventilation and lighting.

Where obstructions or losses are caused to neighboring parties, the infringement shall be stopped, the obstruction removed, and the losses compensated.

This is also the "principle of prohibiting abuse of rights" upheld by the civil law.

It seems that there is no specific regulation, but the size of the glass area is specified, and it must be tempered glass for new buildings with more than 7 floors.

Hello, the law does not stipulate whether the hotel windows can be opened, this is mainly for the sake of safety, the hotel limits the size and opening of the windows. Prevent accidental drops from customers.

Delivered at the end of last year? Haven't handed over yet? It may be that the real estate is sluggish, and the developer can't develop it as planned...

It is estimated that it is time to wait for the house price to fall. If that is the case, it is advisable that you take steps to protect your rights ... Of course, it is difficult for you to evaluate whether the design is reasonable or not, after all, those are fully demonstrated, and the relevant departments have stamped and agreed.

I'm not saying they're necessarily right, but it's hard for you to say that ...

You're still worried about when your house will be delivered.

Look at the construction drawings, if they don't match, then there must be a problem.

If the design drawings and construction drawings are like that, you can check the relevant regulations and sue them if they don't meet them.

If there is a window or a sliding door between the balcony and the living room, it can be removed. If it's a load-bearing wall, that's the only way to go.

Check the residential design code. Each of these has provisions.

Immediately sue the developer for serious breach of contract and contract fraud, ask the court to set aside the purchase contract, and the developer will return all the payments made with interest. Housing prices are falling. You don't hurry up yet

If the other party is fraudulent, you can let them renovate.

This is not a legal provision.

Decide for yourself the question.

The law is not clear, but the hotel must prevent guests from jumping off the building for safety reasons'Die outside, don't have an accident in my hotel'

Article 83 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates that it is not allowed to interfere with others.

You have a lot of room for imagination in this question, and you don't know what you're going to say.

According to the relevant regulations, the rural homestead can only be built with the consent of the local village committee, otherwise it is illegal and should be demolished. If it is a town, it should be approved by the local planning bureau before it can be built. You should first complain to the local village council or the community street.

Actually, there is nothing bad about it, when my family built a house, the one in the back just didn't let the windows stay, making the house very dark.

Maybe people think that there is a window and they are afraid to see his house! In fact, the purpose of leaving a window is to have a little light in the room and prevent it from getting too dark in the house!

There is no provision for this, and if you think that their building affects the lighting of your home, if it is not deliberate, it will not constitute an infringement.

Also, can't you draw a curtain on the window of your house? They are to the west of your house, and they do not affect the light of your house. You're overthinking.

The standards between buildings in various places are different, please go to the local Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau to check the spacing between buildings, if the other party exceeds the standard, collect evidence, and the negotiation fails, go to the court to sue and claim infringement compensation.

The legal basis is the Tort Liability Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 2: Those who infringe on civil rights and interests shall bear tort liability in accordance with this Law.

"Civil rights and interests" as used in this Law includes personal and property rights and interests such as the right to life, health, name, reputation, honor, portraiture, privacy, marital autonomy, guardianship, ownership, usufructuary rights, security interests, copyrights, patent rights, exclusive rights to use trademarks, rights of discovery, equity, and inheritance.

Article 3: The infringed party has the right to request that the infringer bear the tort liability.

1) Cease the infringement;

2) removal of obstructions;

c) eliminate the danger;

4) the return of property;

5) restitution;

6) Compensation for losses;

7) Apologize;

8) Eliminate the impact and restore the reputation.

The above methods of bearing tort liability may be applied separately or in combination.

Such a provision alone.

There is no law in the law, what the law says.

There are prerequisites, such as one square meter outside the window.

Even a few square meters.

The place is your property, then it is protected by law.

When you enter there, you don't have to waste energy to characterize, the other party must have violated the law.