The patient's participation in the clinical trial was compromised, and the sponsors, medical institutions, and researchers shall be held legally responsible. It is recommended to seal the data, keep the consent forms, and file a complaint with the regulatory authorities.
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The elderly person fell down during the free physical examination and the organizing party should compensate for its failure to fulfill its obligation of ensuring safety. Public welfare activities may reduce but not necessarily exempt from liability. It is recommended to fix the evidence at the scene and seek medical treatment immediately.
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The baby was injured while taking a bath in the maternity and baby store, and the store, as the operator, has the obligation to ensure safety. If the injury is caused by operational or facility defects, the store should compensate. It is recommended to keep the surveillance footage and seek medical treatment immediately.
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In general, injuries sustained during sports events organized by the unit are recognized as work-related injuries, and third-party infringements may lead to parallel civil compensation. It is recommended to keep the organizational evidence, seek medical treatment promptly, and apply for work-related injury recognition.
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If you experience a disfiguring allergic reaction after trying on cosmetics, and if the product has defects or fails to meet safety standards, the merchant should compensate you according to product liability laws. It is recommended to seal the samples, seek medical examination, and file a complaint or lawsuit against the manufacturer.
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It is necessary to distinguish between medical cosmetology and lifestyle cosmetology. If medical cosmetology causes harm, the victim can claim medical damage liability in accordance with Article 1218 of the Civil Code; if lifestyle cosmetology causes harm, the victim can generally claim compensation in accordance with general tort law, service contracts, and the Consumer Protection Law.
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In principle, the jointly owned parts of the property belong to all owners. According to Article 282 of the Civil Code, the income generated from the jointly owned parts of the property, after deducting reasonable costs, belongs to all owners.
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Unilateral price increases are generally illegal. According to Article 278 of the Civil Code, adjusting property fees is a matter that requires the joint decision of all owners; Article 944 stipulates that owners shall pay the fees according to the agreement, and the property management company shall not cut off water and electricity to collect fees.
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The lessee enjoys a preferential right of purchase, but there are conditions attached. According to Article 726 of the Civil Code, the lessor shall notify the lessee within a reasonable period of time before selling the property. Under the same conditions, the lessee may exercise the preferential right of purchase. If the lessee's rights are infringed, he/she may claim compensation in accordance w...
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Illegal construction that obstructs lighting and passage constitutes an infringement of neighboring rights. According to Articles 288 and 293 of the Civil Code, one can request the removal of the obstruction and the restoration of the original state, and may also report it for demolition within a specified time limit in accordance with Article 64 of the Urban and Rural Planning Law.
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If the actual decoration of the luxury apartment is inferior to what was agreed in the contract or to the standards of the model room, it constitutes a breach of contract, and the buyer may demand repair, price reduction, or compensation. The "shrinkage" facts must be fixed with contract annexes and evidence from the model room.
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The contract stipulates that if the actual floor height is insufficient, it constitutes a breach of contract, and the buyer may request a reduction in the price, repair, or termination of the contract and compensation; it is necessary to obtain evidence of the fixed difference through professional measurement and appraisal.
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The parking spaces within the planning should first meet the needs of the owners. Selling rather than renting them may infringe on the owners' rights. The civil air defense parking spaces cannot be sold for use, and the developers who sell them in violation of regulations can claim a refund.
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The maintenance funds are used for the repair and renovation of the common areas after the warranty period expires. Generally, the use of the funds requires the approval of the owners, and in emergency situations, a green channel can be used. Owners have the right to inquire about the household accounts and expenditure details, and if they find any misappropriation, they can file complaints and re...
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The rooftop of the top floor is a common area, and the maintenance is shared by all owners, with the property management organization using the maintenance funds; the owners of the exclusive parts or those who commit human errors are responsible for the maintenance; and for construction problems within the warranty period, the developers should be held accountable.
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