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Anonymous users2024-01-24According to the provisions of the Civil Law, the owner or user of an adjacent house shall exercise his rights in a manner that does not harm the legitimate rights and interests of other neighbors. Where harm is caused, the neighbor has the right to demand that the other party stop the infringement, eliminate the danger, and compensate for the loss. If the negotiation fails, the police may be reported and prosecuted.
What I mean by this is that distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors, and harmony is more precious. First understand the reasons why the neighbor did this, try to find someone to mediate, if the other party does not recognize such an illegal act (not necessarily a crime), we will do our best, and go through the legal process.
Breaking the security door of my house can be called to the police. >>>More
There is evidence of installing a stealth camera at the door of his house, and he can compensate for the damage.
It is difficult to do without evidence, and surveillance cameras can be installed to collect evidence and defend rights.
There is already a dispute between the two of you, and it is difficult to get a good result in this matter, because this land is someone else's house, and you can't do anything if they want to build a toilet. At the beginning, you should have negotiated with the other family to buy his land. If you want to sue them, it is better to go to the law firm for consultation, because such a victory is difficult, and you can go to the environmental protection department to file a complaint against them. >>>More
Go find a worker who dredges the pipe, the price is around 40 to 50, they are professional and can be done in a few minutes, which is much more convenient than your own dredging at home.