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Due to the occurrence of natural disasters.

If the house is flooded and uninhabitable, both parties can terminate the contract and not bear the liability for breach of contract, and the excess rent paid before can be refunded.

The house is flooded, and the responsibility is not that you can't live in it now, but now the landlord doesn't give you the check-out rent, then you can only negotiate with him, because the house is now unlivable, you can only return the rent to me, if not, then you can only choose to call the police.

If the rented house is flooded, the responsibility is not that you can't live in it, then you have to ask the landlord to return the money, then you can't live in it, he has to give the money back, and if he doesn't return the money, you tell him to go, so there is no labor and a housing contract? Just take out the contract and tell him.

In this case, you can go to the consumer association or the community to sue him, because he is unable to provide you with safe housing, which is equivalent to the landlord defaulting on the contract, and he should move out of the rent.

The rented house is flooded, and the responsibility is not for you to live in, but the landlord does not give the check-out rent, which is the landlord's fault, you can call the police and let the police deal with it.

This matter is really not your responsibility, the landlord should give you the rent to move out, you can call the police to let the police coordinate. If your rented house is flooded, you can't live in it, and it's the landlord's responsibility, not yours.

You can negotiate with the landlord to request a refund of the rent, but it is not possible to coordinate with the relevant departments, such as the person in charge of the community or the landlord's unit.

You can go directly to the landlord and ask for it, because if you don't have a house to live in, you will definitely have to pay the rent, and the sinner is very sure, or you can wait for the house to be finished and then continue to rent.

In this case, it is appropriate to reason with the landlord to give a refund, the house is not your fault, you should be given a check-out rent if you can't live in it, and the landlord refuses to refund you the money, so you move to the landlord's house.

The rented house was flooded. If you don't have the responsibility, you can't live. But now the landlord does not give check-out rent. In this case, you can call the police to deal with it. Ask the police to coordinate the handling for you.

If the house you live in now is flooded, even if you are not responsible, the landlord will not be able to refund you the rent, so you should go to your landlord and ask for money.

If you rent a house and it is flooded, you can't live in it if the responsibility is not you, and now the landlord doesn't pay the check-out rent?

You can go to the local community and the public security organs.

This house is flooded, and the landlord must pay you rent, otherwise he can call the police if he wants to repay the debt.

Hello, I'm glad to answer this question for you, so I personally think that if you are in this situation, you should be able to communicate, so it is not correct for him, the landlord, not to give you check-out rent, because you have this house, I can rent it, I can live, and now I can't live it, so I, should ask to check out, right? If it really doesn't work, then you can only call the police.

You said that in my situation, the rented house can't be lived in Yanshui Village, but now the landlord doesn't pay the check-out rent, what should I do? Then you have to call the police and let the inspection deal with you, or go to the court to sue him and use legal means to protect your interests.

The rented house was flooded, and the responsibility is not on me, and I can't live in it, but now the landlord doesn't pay the check-out rent, what should I do? If the landlord doesn't return the money, you can go to court to sue him, and the court will deal with it.

The house is no longer able to live in, although there is a contract, but it also has to be able to live on the premise, if the negotiation can't come, just call the police to deal with it.

The landlord definitely doesn't want to quit you, because his house is flooded, he can't rent it, he has no income, and he can't let him fly like a duck with your mouth. You can only consider yourself unlucky, because the two of you have a contract.

This is something that can be appealed to the court and can be based on um.

The house I live in is flooded, and the responsibility is not for me to live in, but now the landlord does not pay the check-out rent? I think the house you rented was flooded, and the responsibility is not on your landlord, and it is normal to pay the check-out rent.

The rented house was flooded, the responsibility is not there, I can't live in it, but the landlord doesn't give the check-out rent, I think. You also have a certain reason, it may be caused by your water not being turned off.

Then this part of the loss can be asked to be caused by whom, who is responsible, after all, he caused your current situation, the house is uninhabitable, and the landlord does not pay the check-out rent.

This situation is force majeure, how to judge it? It must be in accordance with your tenancy contract at the time.

The rental contract must have stated this aspect, and if there is a clear stipulation, follow the rules.

The rented house was flooded, the responsibility is not there, I can't live in it, but now the rent is not refunded, what should I do with the rent? If you don't pay the housing check-out rent, I don't think you can do anything about this, he won't refund you, what can you do if you don't take him?

The rented house is flooded, but you live in this house, so you are the landlord with certain responsibilities, and I don't pay the check-out rent, so you don't move out and continue to live? ，

Legal analysis: first determine whose responsibility is the situation of flooding of the rental house, if it is not the responsibility of the lessor and the lessee, first determine whether it is force majeure, if the civil obligation cannot be fulfilled due to force majeure, the mutual civil liability shall not be borne by each other, and the two parties shall negotiate to repair the house. Secondly, if it is the fault of a third party, the third party shall bear the tort liability.

Thirdly, if the lessee fails to use the leased property in accordance with the agreed method or according to the nature of the leased object, resulting in losses to the leased object, the lessor may terminate the contract and claim compensation for the loss. Finally, if the lessor fails to perform the maintenance obligation due to the responsibility of the lessor, the lessee may repair it by itself, and the maintenance cost shall be borne by the lessor. If the use of the leased property is affected by the maintenance of the leased property, the rent shall be reduced or the lease term shall be extended accordingly.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 711 If the lessee fails to use the leased property in accordance with the agreed method or according to the nature of the leased thing, resulting in losses to the leased property, the lessor may terminate the contract and claim compensation for the loss.

Article 713 The lessee may request the lessor to repair the leased property within a reasonable period of time when the leased property needs to be repaired. If the lessor fails to perform the maintenance obligation, the lessee may repair it by itself, and the maintenance cost shall be borne by the lessor. If the use of the leased property is affected by the maintenance of the leased property, the rent shall be reduced or the lease term shall be extended accordingly.

If the leased property needs to be repaired due to the fault of the lessee, the lessor shall not bear the maintenance obligation provided for in the preceding paragraph.

Article 563:The parties may terminate the contract under any of the following circumstances: (1) the purpose of the contract cannot be achieved due to force majeure; (2) Before the expiration of the performance period, one of the parties clearly indicates or shows by its own conduct that it will not perform the main debt; (3) One of the parties delays the performance of the main debt and fails to perform it within a reasonable period of time after being reminded; (4) One of the parties delays the performance of its obligations or has other breaches of contract, resulting in the inability to achieve the purpose of the contract; (5) Other circumstances provided for by law. In the case of an indefinite contract with the content of a continuously performed debt, the parties may terminate the contract at any time, provided that they notify the other party before a reasonable period of time.

Article 180:Where civil obligations cannot be performed due to force majeure, civil liability is not borne. Where the law provides otherwise, follow those provisions. Force majeure is an objective circumstance that cannot be foreseen, avoided and overcome.

Article 1175:Where the harm is caused by a third party, the third party shall bear tort liability.

If there is no special clause in the lease contract, such as the tenant is responsible for repairs, the tenant can send a letter requesting the landlord to compensate for the damage caused by the water leakage during the tenancy, and notify the landlord to terminate the contract because the repairs will not be made, and then ask the landlord to return the deposit. However, if the landlord refuses to return the money, the tenant can file a lawsuit in court.

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Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 758:If the parties agree that the leased property shall be owned by the lessee upon the expiration of the lease term, and the lessee has already paid most of the rent, but is unable to pay the remaining rent, and the lessor therefore terminates the contract and takes back the leased property, and the value of the leased property recovered exceeds the rent owed by the lessee and other expenses, the lessee may request the corresponding return.

If the parties agree that the leased property shall be owned by the lessor upon the expiration of the lease term, and the lessee cannot return the leased property due to damage, loss, attachment or mixing with other things, the lessor shall have the right to request the lessee to give reasonable compensation.

Article 759:Where the parties agree on the expiration of the lease term and the lessee only needs to pay a symbolic price to the lessor, it shall be deemed that the ownership of the leased property belongs to the lessee after the performance of the agreed rent obligation is completed.

If it is the reason of the house itself, the landlord must be responsible, and the landlord should be responsible, for example, if the tenant forgets to turn off the faucet and manage the window to close the afternoon, this is the responsibility of the tenant, and the tenant will be responsible. If it is due to weather conditions, rain or flooding, it is a force majeure reason, and it will be liable according to the contract.