Recently, there's a story in Shanghai.
When a man's grandson walks a pet dog
The dog peed under the lamppost, and it got electrocuted.
On the evening of July 25th this year,
As usual, Sun has taken the dog to the neighborhood.
Dogs come to the Old Place: a lamppost in the neighborhood. Down
It pees on the lamppost like it always does.
But then suddenly he fell and twitched.
Sun Cai, take the dog to the pet hospital.
I couldn't save it.
The dog died of electrocution.
I've lost my dog, Sun is sad.
After that, Sun was accompanied by Zhao Down
Look carefully at the lamppost at the time of the incident.
The light poles were found to be badly rusted and some of the wires were exposed.
There's been a serious blackout.
And his love dog just peed on the wire.
After that, Sun and Zhao consulted with the property company.
Compensation for loss of pet dogs and moral damage
But Zhao Chiu insists:
The street light pole wire was exposed to external causes such as typhoons.
It's not because of property mismanagement.
Only partial damages for pet dogs.
The two sides were never able to agree.
So Sun sues the property company.
Ask them to pay $50,000 for all the damage.
Joint People ' s Mediation Committee in Pudu District
Both sides presented their arguments on the matter.
Zhao Chiu, head of the property company
There are two reasons for this failure:
1. The continuing storm effects of typhoons
2. Long-term acidic drowning of lamps
The mediator stated that:
The failure of the property company to comply proactively with its legal obligation to stop a lamp when it is known that the lamppost is corroded with acidity, causing damage to the lamppost, is one of the causes of rust in the lamppost.
At the same time, the chronic failure of the property companies to screen and maintain the security risks of the lampposts in a timely manner, in particular the fact that they were aware of the damage to the lampposts caused by the storm and the requirement that the security hazards be cleared by the relevant departments prior to the storm.
Therefore, property interests should not be used as grounds for refusing compensation.
The owner of the dog said:
The failure of the property company to fully discharge its statutory responsibility for the management of public facilities, which resulted in the long-term lack of effective security of public facilities and security measures in the sub-region, was all the cause of the dispute and, fortunately, the damage caused by the accident of the dog had exposed the electricity leak, otherwise the consequences for the population were even more serious.
The mediator stated that:
Existing surveillance videos show that Sun Tsai's failure to tie his dog while walking the dog led him to pee directly under the lamppost that he knew, a sign of failure to fulfil his safety obligations. At the same time, prolonged acidic drowning of the lamppost is one of the major causes of damage to the lamppost, thus giving some legal basis to claims that property companies are unwilling to assume full responsibility.
Eventually, the parties were mediated by the mediator
Compromise and compromise.
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No one else.
A similar incident occurred in Japan this year.
In February, a 6.5-metre-long red and green lamppost collapsed in the tri-county of Japan. After many months of investigation, the police found that urea contained as much as 42 times more urea in the root of the lampposts than in other lampposts. The police claimed that this was the necessary route for many dogs to walk, and that the main cause of the collapse of the lamppost was the long years of depredation. The lamppost was subsequently replaced and the police advised the pet owner to take the dog for a walk elsewhere.
About such incidents
There's a difference of opinion.
Some netizens say:
It's the dogs who drown that corrupts the light poles into a leak.
So the dog owner is responsible for the damage.
Some netizens also said:
Whether the dog drowns or not, the lamppost is damaged.
Property is responsible for the safety of public facilities.
More calls:
I feel sorry for the electrocution.
But if you love a dog, mind your own dog.
I'll let my family take care of it.
There is more than a public lamppost!