A Shanghai man was shocked to find that the apartment he had rented two years ago had been turned into a chicken coop and was irreparably damaged.
An owner homewho had leased his property to a Chinesehe was speechless when he turned around and saw that his home area had turned into… coop.
He was recently notified by his neighbors that strange noises and a bad smell were coming from the apartment he had rented to a tenant two years ago. Satisfied with the timely payment of the monthly rent, the man had not checked it apartment until last month, when he found it full hens.
“It stinks,” said the exasperated homeowner on Dianshi News. “Both the floor and the wall are badly damaged. It needs a general renovation and should be fully decorated, otherwise, no one can live there”.
The owner, whose name was not disclosed by the Chinese media, complained that the rent he received from the tenant for the past two years was not even remotely enough to cover the cost of the required renovation, and is currently seeking advice online on how to deal with the situation.
One of the man’s neighbors, a woman surnamed Wu, told reporters that she and other neighbors had complained to the building management about the stench coming from the apartment, but all the tenant did was close the windows. of the property. Meanwhile, the damage to the floor and walls of the apartment continued.
“I am very sad that the house I worked so hard to decorate was destroyed like this the first time I rented it” complained the owner, adding that he called the police after discovering the situation.
Legally, the landlord can take the tenant to court and demand compensation for extensive damage to their property, but there is no guarantee that they will be able to provide compensation.
