The heat of the "lantern damage assessment" incident in Shangrao, Jiangxi Province has not yet receded, and I didn't expect that on April 6, there was another tenant and landlord surrender incident in Jinhua, Zhejiang, and netizens jokingly called Jinhua "factory repair"!
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One stone stirred up a thousand waves, and many netizens discussed one after another, saying that Jiangxi's house inspection model began to spread to Zhejiang?
Event recap
Two years ago, Mr. Wei was doing business in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, and signed a two-year factory lease contract with a female landlord for an annual rent of 300,000 yuan, totaling 600,000 yuan.
However, due to the high electricity bill, Mr. Wei decided not to renew the lease after the contract expired and notified the landlady in advance as stipulated in the contract.
Originally expected that the process of quitting the lease would be relatively smooth, but Mr. Wei did not expect the landlady to make a series of cumbersome restoration requests, including demolishing offices, roller shutters, repairing windows, walls, fire hydrant cabinets, lights and safety exit signs, and even requiring the corners of the walls to be painted white.
Although Mr. Wei felt that these demands were excessive, he still chose to do them one by one in order to maintain the relationship.
女房东又提新要求
Just when Mr. Wei thought that the rectification work was about to be completed, the landlady put forward a new requirement during the acceptance, pointing out that the ground had paint peeling and needed to be restored to its original color.
Mr. Wei was very dissatisfied with this and asked the landlady how much compensation she needed, but the landlady did not give a clear answer, saying only that she needed to wait for the person who surveyed the floor to make an appraisal before deciding.
Private identification
Later, Mr. Wei learned that the landlady had unilaterally called a surveyor to conduct an appraisal without his consent, and claimed that he would make a bill based on the appraisal results and deduct the relevant fees from the deposit.
Mr. Wei said that because there was indeed a "restitution" agreement in the contract, he had spent more than 20,000 yuan to rectify the situation, but now the landlady's demands seem to be endless, which makes him feel very troubled.
Netizens are hotly discussed
Some netizens summarized: Lantern damage assessment, Jinhua repair paint, Hangzhou haircut
The lantern ancestor is okay [covering his face]
Fun fact: depreciation is included in the rent!
This must not be discounted by 50% [look]
I don't know if I'm guilty of breaking the law, but I'm quite lacking in virtue anyway
What do you think of this wave of operations by the landlady, friends?
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