It is the same as with any move-in/move-out. The owners' association has nothing to do with it.-Who bears the damages when the owners move in? So after the handover of the apartments? For example, if the stairwell door is "banged" during the move by a washing machine, etc. .The community fund of the owners' association? .The private liability insurance of the person causing the damage?
It's like with every move-in/move-out. The owners' association has nothing to do with that.
4. The WEG administrator takes care of the building insurance. It often only covers fire, storm, and water damage from pipes as a basic coverage. Therefore, you should check whether extended natural hazard damages (damage caused by natural elements such as rain, rivers, snow, lightning) are also insured
What do you mean by that? The damage was caused by an owner of an apartment! That means, if an owner damages something in the common property, the homeowners' association never bears liability via their house fees? So the damage must always be covered by the perpetrator himself through his personal liability insurance? That would be fair!
Sure, if there is no guilty party, they cannot be held liable (like with parking lot hit-and-runs and the popular sport of fleeing the scene). But the thread was actually about moving in. That means the person moving in is always present - and in case of doubt responsible for ensuring that the repair is carried out.If the perpetrator (the tenant/owner) does not come forward, the damage will probably fall on the community of owners, or it will simply remain..