The upstairs toilet leaked and leaked to the roof of my toilet when I wiped the toilet wall last tim

The party damaged by water leakage should first ask the housing quality inspection department to make an appraisal report on the cause of water leakage in the house and how to make up the leakage; After identification, if it is the cause of the adjacent party, the adjacent party may be required to repair it immediately or in a timely manner on the basis of the report, and may request compensation from the adjacent party for the damage caused during the repair period. If the adjacent party does not cooperate, the injured party can take the dispute to court. The legal basis for this is Article 83 of the General Principles of the Civil Code >>>More

For this phenomenon, the property should be held responsible. You pay the strata fee, wherein: There is a repair fund that is guaranteed by such terms of service. >>>More

I think copying and fighting a lawsuit is the next policy, which is time-consuming and laborious. In the end, even if the lawsuit is won, it may not be able to solve the problem fundamentally. The smarter way is to pay for the waterproofing of the old man's bathroom upstairs, which is a very helpless thing. >>>More

At the same time, inform the upstairs residents and the property that if it is a building quality problem, the property will be repaired, and if it is caused by the renovation or use of the upstairs residents, the upstairs will be repaired.

This should be the reason why the waterproofing project was not in place during the renovation. >>>More