How to avoid the owner's safety responsibility in the lease agreement

First, the "identity" of the tenant:

Generally speaking, the landlord should examine the identity of the tenant to a certain extent before renting a house. First of all, back up the copy of the tenant's ID card (so that the tenant doesn't have to have too much resistance to it)?

In addition, we should also inquire about the purpose of renting a house. If the tenant rents the house for business purposes, the landlord should also know whether his house can be used for business, and the tenant should also explain it in advance, otherwise there will be hidden dangers for both the tenant and the landlord. ?

Second, the accident should be careful:

In recent years, we have also seen more and more responsibilities and obligations of landlords for accidents when renting houses. ?

Some landlords were awarded compensation or even severely punished for renting houses with potential safety hazards, causing personal injury accidents such as gas poisoning and electric shock to tenants.

Landlords and tenants should be careful of this possible "accident". The landlord should ensure that the house meets the standard of safe living before renting the house, and there can be no security risks. For example, whether the installed water heater meets the specifications, whether the wire line is short-circuited, and so on.

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House lease contract

Article 3 Maintenance and repair of houses

(1) Party A shall ensure that the building structure, equipment and facilities of the house meet the safety conditions such as building, fire fighting, public security and sanitation, and will not endanger personal safety; The lessee guarantees to abide by the national laws and regulations and the property management regulations of the residential area where the house is located. 

(2) During the lease period, Party A and Party B shall * * ensure that the house and its accessories, equipment and facilities are in a suitable and safe state;

1. If the house and its accessories, equipment and facilities are damaged due to natural attributes or reasonable use, Party B shall promptly notify Party A to carry out maintenance. Party A shall carry out maintenance after receiving the notice from Party B. ..

2. If the house and its accessories, equipment and facilities are damaged or fail due to improper storage or unreasonable use by Party B, Party B shall be responsible for the maintenance or bear the liability for compensation.

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