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If it's a personal item, it's likely that you'll have to pay for it, and if it's a public item, you'll have to pay for the repair. Property damage is compensated according to the market** or other calculation at the time of the damage. You can negotiate this by yourself, because theoretically you can't put personal belongings in public places.

Compensation for property damage is calculated according to the Tort Liability Law, if the property of others is infringed, the property loss shall be calculated according to the market at the time of the loss or other means. Where property losses are caused by infringement of the personal rights and interests of others, compensation is to be made in accordance with the losses suffered by the infringed party; Where it is difficult to determine the losses of the infringed party, and the infringer obtains benefits as a result, compensation shall be made in accordance with the benefits obtained; Where it is difficult to determine the benefits obtained by the infringer, and the infringed party and the infringer disagree on the amount of compensation and file a lawsuit with the people's court, the people's court shall determine the amount of compensation based on the actual circumstances.

A public place is a general term for a variety of places for the public to engage in social life. The public refers to the floating population composed of individuals of different genders, ages, occupations, nationalities or nationalities, different health conditions, and different interpersonal affiliations. Public place is a general term for all public buildings, places and facilities used by the public for work, study, economy, culture, socialization, entertainment, sports, visiting, medical treatment, hygiene, rest, tourism and meeting part of the needs of life.

Indemnity means compensation for loss, damage or injury; Compensation or indemnity to the injured party. Indemnification:

1. It refers to the use of money by the breaching party to compensate the other party for the losses suffered by the other party due to its breach. The laws of various countries consider damages to be a more important remedy. It is one of the most widely used remedies in the international sale of goods.

However, the provisions on compensation for damages in the laws of various countries often only involve issues such as the establishment of the liability of the breaching party, the scope of compensation and the method of compensation, and there are considerable differences.

2. It refers to the compensation for the damage that has been caused. Compensation is the most important feature of creditor litigation and the most important form of relief granted by common law. Under normal circumstances, compensation can compensate for the plaintiff's losses, but for trademark infringement cases, the plaintiff is often most concerned about how to get the defendant to stop the infringement first, and then compensation.

The personal injury compensation obligor shall compensate for all expenses paid for medical treatment** and the loss of income due to lost work, including 7 items of medical expenses, lost work expenses, nursing expenses, transportation expenses, accommodation expenses, hospital meal expenses, and necessary nutrition expenses.

The person obligated to compensate for the necessary expenses incurred due to the increase in living needs and the loss of income caused by the loss of working ability shall compensate for the necessary expenses incurred due to the increase in living needs, including 6 items of disability compensation, disability assistive device expenses, living expenses of dependents, ** expenses, nursing expenses, and follow-up ** expenses. In addition to the expenses listed in the rescue, the death compensation obligor shall also compensate: funeral expenses, living expenses of dependents, death compensation expenses, and transportation expenses, accommodation expenses, lost work losses and other expenses incurred by the victim's relatives for funeral matters.

Article 275 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China: Whoever intentionally destroys public or private property, where the amount is relatively large or there are other serious circumstances, is to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or a fine; where the amount is huge or there are other especially serious circumstances, a sentence of between three and seven years imprisonment is to be given. Article 33 of the "Provisions of the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security on the Standards for Filing and Prosecution of Criminal Cases under the Jurisdiction of Public Security Organs (1)" Article 33: Where intentional destruction of public or private property is suspected of any of the following circumstances, a case shall be filed for prosecution:

1) Causing losses of 5,000 RMB or more to public or private property;

2) Destroying public or private property three or more times;

3) Gathering three or more people to openly destroy public or private property;

4) Other situations where the circumstances are serious.

Hello, this depends on what it is, if it is the private property of the other party, then you may have to face compensation, if it is public goods, then these things have a special warranty, you can pay attention to the public goods next time.

If something that someone else puts in a public place is damaged by you, and you ask if you need compensation, you can make it clear that you need compensation. It's a question of how much to compensate.

If the item is placed in a public place, and there is no obvious mark saying that it is not to, it is a discarded item, then you will have to compensate. The specific amount of compensation can be settled through negotiation between the two parties. The other party leaves something in a public place and no one takes care of it, causing you to mistakenly think that it is useless and damaged.

Then the other party is also at fault and responsible, and he himself also bears part of the responsibility. This is negotiable. You can also let the police call the police to help coordinate and solve the problem.

If the price is not high, there is no need to go to the step of going to the law. It is best to refuse to negotiate and settle the solution.

If this thing is someone else's private property, then you should face compensation, and the damage will have to be compensated, if it is a public good, then you should pay attention to take care of public property next time.

It's a simple question, if your belongings are broken in a public place, do you want someone else to compensate you? No matter what kind of occasion, if you break someone else's things, you must first say sorry and apologize, and be prepared to compensate, if others forgive you and don't need you to compensate, you can not compensate, otherwise you will definitely have to compensate for breaking other people's things.

There is no need for compensation, who can prove that you broke it, and if you don't put away your own things, you will litter the public area, and you deserve it.

If you break someone else's things, of course you have to pay for it. After all, it is you who broke someone else's things, although you were careless, then you should also compensate when you should compensate, and say sorry.

Something that someone else puts in a public place, if you deliberately break it, you need to pay compensation.

If something you put in a public place by someone else is damaged by you, of course, you need to pay compensation.

Summary. Hello dear. If something is damaged in a public place, you can call the police to deal with it, and it is a crime to deliberately damage property, and you will be sentenced to the crime of intentionally damaging public and private property!

Sentencing for the crime of intentional damage to public or private property must reach a relatively large amount or there are other serious circumstances before it constitutes a crime. The so-called "serious circumstances" refers to the destruction of important items where the loss is serious, and the means of destruction are particularly heinous; Destroying urgently needed items causing serious consequences; Despicable motives, attempts to blame others, and so on. Intentional destruction of public or private property, where the circumstances are relatively minor, is an ordinary violation of the administration of public security, and shall be detained for up to 15 days or given a warning in accordance with article 23 of the Regulations on Penalties for the Administration of Public Security, and a fine of up to 200 yuan may be imposed alone or concurrently.

At the same time, in accordance with article 8 of the Regulations, the perpetrator shall be ordered to compensate for losses.

Hello dear. If the shirt is damaged in a public place, you can call the police to deal with it, and it is a crime to intentionally damage property, and you will be sentenced to the crime of intentionally damaging public and private property! Sentencing for the crime of intentional damage to public or private property must reach a relatively large amount or there are other serious circumstances before it constitutes a crime.

The so-called "serious circumstances" refers to the destruction of important items where the loss is serious, and the means of destruction are particularly heinous; Destroying urgently needed items causing serious consequences; Despicable motives, attempts to blame others, and so on. Intentional destruction of public or private property, where the circumstances are relatively minor, is a general violation of the administration of public security, and shall be detained for up to 15 days or given a warning in accordance with Article 23 of the Public Security Administration Punishment Regulations, and a fine of up to 200 yuan may be imposed alone or concurrently. At the same time, in accordance with article 8 of the Regulations, the perpetrator shall be ordered to compensate for losses.

The police were called, but the case could not be filed.

Dear, is it because the value of the damaged property is not enough to file a case?

If the value of the damaged property is not enough to file a case, you can go to the court to sue the other party, and the lawsuit against the other party will not be limited by the amount of the property.

Good. How much does it have to be worth to file a case?

Dear, the value of normal damaged property must reach more than 3,000 before a case can be filed.

Pro, the normal value is to be more than 3000.

That's enough. Dear, it normally takes more than 3,000 to file a case.

More than 3000.

Well, then the conditions for filing a case are met.

The police said that they couldn't file a case, they couldn't file a case, so the police didn't come, right?

Dear, this is the standard for filing a case, and now it is stipulated that if there is a case, it must be filed, and if there is a police, it must be released.

Not to mention dealing with it according to ordinary public security management.

Hello, it is a pleasure to serve you and give you the following answers: Reasons:1

It may be that the place of the item is inappropriate, and it is easy to be smashed when placed in a public place; 2.It may be that the way the items are placed is improper, the placed items are not fixed and are easy to be smashed; 3.It may be that the environment in which the items are placed is not appropriate, and the placed items have enough protection and are easy to be smashed.

Shichang solution: Hu Da 1Keep items in a safe place and avoid placing them in public places; 2.

Place items in a fixed position and avoid placing them in unfixed positions; 3.Place items in a protected environment and avoid placing them in unprotected environments. Steps:

1.First of all, it is necessary to determine the location of the item and avoid placing it in a public place; 2.Secondly, it is necessary to determine the way in which the item is placed and avoid placing it in an unfixed position; 3.

Finally, determine the environment in which the item is placed and avoid placing it in an unprotected environment. Personal Tips:1

When placing items, pay attention to the location, manner and environment of the items, and avoid placing them in unsafe places; 2.Try to keep items in a safe place, such as home, office, etc.; 3.Try to place items in a fixed location, such as tables, shelves, etc.; 4.

Try to keep items in a protected environment, such as in a box. Related knowledge: When placing items, pay attention to the location, manner, and environment of the items to ensure the safety of the items.

The location of the item should be avoided from being placed in a public place.

Summary. Legal analysis: If a high-altitude object is accidentally thrown down and causes injury to others, it is also a crime, and it is also necessary to bear legal responsibility, and it is also necessary to bear the consequences caused by it. Throwing objects from high altitudes is a very serious bad behavior, and if the pedestrians or objects below are smashed, the thrower must compensate for their losses.

Whether intentionally or not, compensation.

Legal analysis: If a high-altitude object is accidentally thrown down and causes injury to others, it is also a crime, and it is believed that the same must bear the legal responsibility of the land type, and the same must bear the consequences of the cause. Throwing objects from high altitudes is a very serious bad behavior, and if the pedestrians or objects below are guessed to be smashed, the thrower must compensate for their losses. Whether intentionally or not, compensation.

You've done a great job! Can you elaborate on that?

Legal analysis: According to the judgment of the circumstances, it may be a criminal case or a civil case, and it is stupid to bear different legal responsibilities according to the nature of the case. Legal basis:

Article 14 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China Whoever intentionally harms the body of another person shall be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release. Committing the crime described in the preceding paragraph, causing serious injury.

Summary. No. Objects placed in public places should comply with public order and should not be smashed at will. If this happens, it can lead to disputes and may even be punished by law.

No. Items placed in public places should abide by the public order and should not be smashed at will. If this happens, it may lead to disputes and may even be subject to legal and pure penalties.

Fellow, I really didn't understand, I can be more specific.

Reasons:1Due to the lack of responsibility, leaving things in public places without paying attention to safety is easy to hit others.

2.The amount of ** in public places is large, and it is easy to collide, so that friends are closed and things are smashed to others. Workaround:

1.When placing things in public places, you should pay attention to safety and try to avoid placing them in places with a large amount, so as not to crack and hit others. 2.

If you have to place it in a large amount, you can put something on the table, or put it on the edge of the table to avoid being touched. Personal Tips:1

When placing things in public places, you should pay attention to safety and try to avoid placing them in places with a large amount of **, so as not to hit others. 2.If you have to place it in a large amount, you can put something on the table, or put something on the edge of the table to avoid being touched.

In public places, you should pay attention to safety, especially when placing things, pay attention to safety, try to avoid placing them in a large amount of places, so as not to hit others, and also pay attention to your own behavior, do not put things in unsafe places, so as not to bring unnecessary trouble to others.