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Anonymous users2024-01-23React to the property, let the person in charge come forward to deal with it, sue him and become an enemy in the future, first soft and then hard, and directly and politely go to the interview to talk about this matter, if it is a black and white person. It's not too late to sue him, just accuse him of deliberately hurting someone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, this is called infringement of neighbouring rights, and damage to public or private property, and compensation can be claimed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is not a crime, you can already communicate with the other party to solve it, and if not, you can also find the property to solve it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It has been like this for many years, and it is recommended to find the property manager first, and then sue him if it doesn't work.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Go tell him that all the garbage he threw away is in your house.
Find the property to contact the people downstairs, and at the same time use a rope to hang water and cat food to feed him. If he can eat and drink, he will be able to persevere. It's so mysterious, this is someone who fell below you, and if it falls to the first floor, it's hard to say. >>>More
Drying a quilt is good for your health.
The quilt should be dried frequently in good weather. >>>More
It's okay, but it's better to let him change positions if he can change them.
She was stimulated to see someone being pushed down in this building, so she would laugh whenever she saw someone behind the person in this building, so someone behind "me" was about to push me down.
Smash the glass open... Save them ... It's better to throw some firecrackers into it...