Xianyang Kindergarten Disrupted Water due to Dispute 6 Days

In the past few days, the weather was hot and unbearable, and the Sunshine Baby Preschool Education Development Center in Qinyang Garden District of Xianyang City had stopped water and electricity for six days, and 160 children were affected. It is reported that the reason is that the kindergarten and the landlord have disputes regarding leasing or cooperation.

Witnessing: More than 160 children wash their hands into problems

Yesterday afternoon, the reporter went to the Sunshine Baby Preschool Education Development Center and heard the sound of a generator when he entered the door. Two large buckets were also placed in front of the classroom. Director Xia Huimin told reporters that water cuts and power cuts started last Saturday, and now electricity is supplied by rented generators. Drinking water is transported three times a day from the Chenyang police station. The reporter saw that in recent days, the weather is hot, the refrigerator can not store food, air conditioning can barely guarantee cooling in the classroom, and the hand washing and toileting of more than 160 children in kindergartens have become problems. Difficulties in life do not say that the lack of power supply makes the security monitoring system in the park completely paralyzed. For children, high-temperature running generators are also a huge security risk.

Kindergarten: The water supply pipe was cut off

The summer principal told reporters that the water cuts and power cuts were related to the original partners. At the beginning of the establishment of the kindergarten in 2003, she signed a 20-year “Joint Education Agreement” with the real estate development company in the community, and then the real estate company sold the house to Li Bo. In June 2007, she also signed a cooperation agreement with the new landlord Li Bo, agreeing that Li will invest in kindergartens in cash. However, after the signing of the contract, Li has not fulfilled the payment obligation and wants to change the payment method from the rent for rent. dispute.

In 2009, Li Bo sued the kindergarten for contract disputes. In May of this year, the People's Court of Qindu District of Xianyang City made a first-instance ruling that the two parties were in leasing relationships and the lessee should pay rent. Xia Huimin was dissatisfied and had appealed to the Intermediate People's Court of Xianyang City. At present, the case is still in progress. However, during this period, Li Bo requested the residential property company to stop powering the kindergarten as a landlord. In addition, the water supply pipe was cut off.

Landlord: Park uses the child as an excuse to owe the rent

The reporter then contacted the landlord Li Bo. He said that this matter has now been completely authorized by a lawyer. According to his entrusted lawyer, Bao Qiqi, because the kindergarten is a private enterprise, when the two parties signed a cooperation agreement, they agreed that the transfer of equity by cash could not be established. In 2006, Li Bo obtained property rights. When signing a contract with kindergartens, he once paid off 160,000 yuan of rent owed by the real estate development company. The contract also indicated the amount of funds for renting, plus the rent for the four years. The total amount of arrears for kindergartens totaled 360,000 yuan. However, it has been using children as an excuse to arrear the rent indefinitely. They have repeatedly called for no success. Last month, they sent a letter to terminate the lease contract. The legitimate rights and interests of the trustee cannot be guaranteed. Water cuts and power cuts are a frustrating move. The next step is to block the door.

Several parents who came to pick up the kids at school said that these days they have become hot again. The kindergarten has no water and no electricity. How to solve the disputes between the two parties should not be solved.

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