Recently, a rental dispute in Hangzhou has aroused people's attention. The tenant, Mr. Shu, had a dispute with the landlord over the deposit when he quit the lease, and then the two parties had a physical altercation, and the landlord even abused Mr. Shu as a "dog who came to beg for food". This incident makes us wonder how we should choose between profit and dignity.
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In this case, the plight of the tenant, Mr. Shu, is sympathetic. He quit the rent normally, but he couldn't negotiate with the landlord because of the security deposit, which eventually led to a physical altercation. And the landlord's insult made Mr. Shu's personality extremely insulted. This kind of insulting language not only hurt Mr. Shu's self-esteem, but also violated the basic norms of interpersonal communication.
However, we cannot ignore the interests of both sides in the incident. The landlord may believe that the tenant has caused some damage to the property or has engaged in irregularities in the process of quitting the lease, so he refuses to return the full deposit. The tenant, on the other hand, believes that he has fulfilled his obligations in accordance with the contract and should get his deposit back. This conflict of interest is often the root cause of disputes.
So, how to avoid similar disputes? First of all, when signing the contract, the tenant and the landlord should clarify the rights and obligations of both parties, and make an agreement in advance on possible problems to avoid unnecessary disputes in the later stage. Second, when encountering problems, both parties should remain calm and resolve the issue through friendly negotiation. If the negotiation cannot be resolved, you can seek mediation or legal means from a third party.
At the same time, we should also reflect on whether we should pay more attention to the dignity and feelings of others in our daily lives. Be respectful of others, both in words and deeds, and avoid hurting their self-esteem. Respect for the dignity of others is not only a moral requirement, but also the foundation for building a harmonious society.
Finally, I hope that this incident can attract everyone's attention, so that we can look at the problem more rationally in the face of conflicts of interest, respect the dignity and feelings of others, and resolve disputes in a reasonable way. It is also hoped that the relevant departments can strengthen the supervision of the rental market, protect the legitimate rights and interests of tenants and landlords, and make the rental market more standardized and orderly.