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Anonymous users2024-01-24Let's go to the local community neighborhood committee to mediate first, if the mediation fails, you can only go to the court to sue upstairs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there is no property management, you can find the neighborhood committee to help coordinate, and those on the first floor can also take a step back and contribute some money, and if the negotiation fails, you can sue the second floor to demand that the infringement be stopped.
Losses caused by neighbors, theoretically, the property is only coordinated, and the legal procedure cannot be negotiated.
Start by finding the occupants on the third floor. Tell him about the water leak in your home. Then find a property company to help you deal with this. After the property company came up with an opinion. The family on the third floor is going to take care of their bathroom.
This can be seen in two ways:
1. The sewer pipe of the floor drain is damaged or cracked in the part of the roof downstairs, which is not caused by the owner of the upper floor, which can be used as the public part of the building, and can be handed over to the property to use the public maintenance fund for maintenance. >>>More
It can be raised, but it should be filled with light materials, such as fly ash, slag ash, etc., to increase the floor load as little as possible.
It is necessary to find out the leakage point and repair it as soon as possible, otherwise it will wet the wall in a large area and affect the habitation. I hope my answer can help you.