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Anonymous users2024-01-23According to the law, the adjacent rights holders of immovable property shall correctly handle the adjacent relationship in accordance with the principles of conducive to production, convenient life, solidarity and mutual assistance, and fairness and reasonableness. In daily life, it should try to avoid causing damage to adjacent real estate owners; Where the civil rights and interests of others are infringed upon due to fault, they shall bear tort liability, including stopping the infringement, making formal apologies, and compensating for losses.
Use suitable pliers, such as water pipe wrenches to disassemble it, reinstall it or leak, add some plastic bags, and have a suitable mat to put inside the lid is better. If you block it, you have to remove the cover, if it is really blocked upstairs and cannot drain the water, it will still affect your life. Some people have poor character, and laughter is over, and honest people will suffer some "losses".
Specifically, if the location of the leakage of the toilet trap is upstairs, the owner of the upstairs is responsible, and he is responsible for the leakage of his own trap. Toilet traps, as long as they are not public pipes, do not need to find a property management company to be responsible.
You can go to the upstairs owner to explain the water leakage problem, if the upstairs owner installed it himself, he has to deal with the water leakage problem, if it was installed when buying a house, you can go to the property together to deal with the problem.
No matter what the reason for the water leakage, it is the property company to negotiate with the owners to solve, I spent the price of qualified products, buy substandard products, then who will serve?
Look at that part, if it is a washbasin drain, you can install an S bend on it, if it is a toilet drain, just install a toilet directly, it comes with a water trap.