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Anonymous users2024-01-23The water from the open-air balcony flowed into the living room and flooded the downstairs, I think the downstairs should claim from you first, because for him it is the loss caused by the leakage of your home, and then you can find the property or property to claim because it is the quality of their house that caused the leakage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In this case, the downstairs can find the property or find the upstairs, and the upstairs can find the property to make a claim.
Obviously, the upstairs kitchen is not waterproofed. In this case, the property must coordinate the upstairs to reprocess the kitchen floor .........
Whether the seller is in breach of contract depends on how the quality of the gypsum board is agreed in your contract, and whether you have clearly indicated to the seller the purpose of buying the gypsum board? If it is indeed the seller who sells the drywall that is not up to standard, you can ask to terminate the contract and the other party will bear the liability for breach of contract. You can go to court to file a lawsuit, or you can go to the consumer association to file a complaint first.
Is it buried in the hidden pipe, if so, it is the water pipe joint in the wall that is leaking.
Peeling. If it's off piece by piece.
And like shelling. >>>More
At first glance, there is a problem with the foundation, and it is difficult to say specifically, but it can be accurately said that there is a problem with the foundation.