It may be a defect in the device, or it may be due to improper surgery or use. Patients can file a claim against the manufacturer or medical institutions; they need to keep the actual steel plate, medical records, and apply for a quality appraisal.
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It depends on who is at fault. If the infection is caused by violations of medical treatment and disinfection isolation norms, the hospital should bear responsibility; if it is difficult for patients to provide evidence, they can apply for a medical damage appraisal and request the hospital to seal the medical records.
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If damage is caused by the input of unqualified blood, the victim may request compensation from the blood supply institution or medical institution; the medical records and blood bag information should be sealed and stored in time, and the testing materials should be preserved.
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The entire process of vaccine administration requires cold chain management. If the vaccine becomes ineffective or causes harm due to improper storage or transportation, the relevant units shall bear responsibility. Vaccine recipients may claim compensation according to the law and keep the vaccination certificates as evidence.
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The deed tax should be paid by the purchaser, and it is a service provided by the developer to collect it on behalf of the purchaser. If the developer withholds and fails to pay the tax, which results in the inability to obtain the certificate, the purchaser may request a refund and compensation, and may report the matter to the tax and housing departments or file a lawsuit against the developer.
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The advance payment agreement is legally protected. If there is an agreement, the advance payment and interest shall be refunded according to the agreement, but the excess interest shall not be supported; if there is no agreement, the advance payment shall be handled in accordance with the project arrears.
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The defect liability period is generally one year, with a maximum of no more than two years. Upon the expiration of the period, the contractor may apply for a refund. The employer shall refund the contractor within fourteen days after verification, and shall bear corresponding responsibilities if the refund is delayed.
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In principle, the subcontractor shall settle accounts with the general contractor in accordance with the subcontract. In the case of illegal subcontracting or contract transfer, the actual constructor may claim against the employer, and the employer shall bear responsibility within the scope of the unpaid project funds.
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The materials provided by the employer shall be of good quality, and any quality issues shall, in principle, be borne by the employer. If the contractor fails to fulfill its inspection obligations or uses the materials knowing that they are unqualified, it may bear corresponding responsibilities.
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If the construction is suspended due to the employer's reasons, the contractor may extend the construction period in accordance with Article 803 of the Civil Code and request compensation for the losses caused by the suspension of construction and idle labor. The contractor shall notify the employer in time, handle the formalities of signing the visa, and fix the evidence of the expenses.
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You can request a reasonable reduction. Article 85 of the Civil Code stipulates that if the agreed penalty for breach of contract is excessively higher than the actual loss, you may request a reduction, but you must provide evidence based on the actual loss to defend against the claim.
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For the increased project quantity due to the employer's instructions or design changes, the employer shall bear the responsibility in principle. The payment shall be settled in accordance with the agreement or the pricing standard at the time of signing the contract, and the visa formalities shall be handled in a timely manner.
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The loss of the visa form does not mean that the settlement cannot proceed. You can use supervision logs, meeting minutes, correspondence, construction images, and payment reconciliations to prove the actual project quantity, and apply for an appraisal if necessary.
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Where the parties have agreed to settle the project cost at a fixed price, the request for an appraisal of the project cost is usually not supported; however, changes in the design, increases or decreases in the project quantity, and other matters beyond the scope of the agreement may be adjusted in accordance with the agreement.
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Generally, the audit conclusions are not the final basis. If the parties have agreed on the pricing standards or methods, they shall settle the accounts according to the agreement. Unless it is explicitly agreed that the audit shall be the final basis, the audit cannot replace the settlement basis.
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