Who is responsible for this unfinished building?

The responsibility of uncompleted residential flats should be borne by the developer.

Unfinished residential buildings are usually due to the failure of developers to complete on schedule, or due to financial problems, quality problems and other reasons leading to project shutdown, and finally form unfinished residential buildings. Therefore, the responsibility of uncompleted residential flats should usually be borne by developers.

According to the relevant laws and regulations of our country, the responsibility attribution mainly depends on the responsibilities of developers, construction units and supervision units. Developers should be responsible for the performance of property buyers, including timely delivery, quality and quantity delivery, etc. The construction unit shall carry out construction in accordance with the contract in the process of project construction to ensure the quality of the project. The supervision unit shall supervise and inspect the project, find problems in time and put forward rectification opinions.

In the event of a dispute over an uncompleted residential building, we must first find out the breach of contract of the responsible party. If the developer fails to deliver the house on time or fails to deliver the qualified house, the buyer may require the developer to bear corresponding liabilities for breach of contract, including returning the paid house price and paying liquidated damages. If the project cannot be completed due to the negligence or improper behavior of the construction unit or supervision unit in the construction process, the property buyers can investigate the responsibility of the corresponding units and demand compensation for losses.

To sum up, when dealing with the disputes over uncompleted residential flats, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the contractual agreement, relevant legal provisions and specific evidence to determine the attribution of responsibility and investigate the legal responsibility of the responsible party. Therefore, in the face of uncompleted residential flats disputes, buyers are advised to seek the help of legal professionals in order to better safeguard their rights and interests.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) civil air defense law

Article 28

No organization or individual may dismantle the civil air defense works stipulated in Article 21 of this Law without authorization; If it is really necessary to dismantle it, it must be reported to the competent department of civil air defense for approval, and the demolition unit shall be responsible for the construction or compensation.

Property buyers' concerns about uncompleted residential flats are reasonable, because it will bring them huge losses. Generally speaking, the responsibility of uncompleted residential flats should be borne by developers. Property buyers should first negotiate with the developer to return a house after discovering that the purchased house is unfinished, which is the best choice to safeguard their own rights and interests. If the developer refuses to refund, the buyer can bring a lawsuit to the court, demanding to return a house and get compensation. In addition, property buyers can also organize themselves and seek mediation from the local housing authority. In order to avoid buying uncompleted residential flats, buyers can comprehensively inspect the strength and reputation of developers, understand whether the procedures of the project are complete, and grasp the right time to buy a house. Buyers should seek the help of legal professionals when dealing with disputes about uncompleted flats, so as to ensure that they can safeguard their rights and interests.