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Anonymous users2024-01-24Who is responsible for the water seepage on the wall of the upstairs resident's bathroom, it should be the developer who is responsible for the new house is not decorated and delivered during the warranty period, and the decoration company is responsible for the new house decoration warranty period. Personal opinion, for reference only.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23All in all, it should be the responsibility of the upper floor. If he is later modified, it will be up to him to solve it. If there is no remodeling, he can go to the property or the developer and they will fix the water leakage.
At present, you find the upstairs neighbor and ask him to investigate the problem himself, and then find the relevant responsible person according to the situation.
It must be repaired upstairs, which is not done when the upstairs is renovated! Imagine if your house leaks downstairs, you look downstairs to see if you want to fix it.
Did you do a closed water test before the renovation? If there is no water leakage at that time, it means that there is no problem with the house itself, then it may be a problem in the decoration process, if it is a water leak in the acceptance after the end of the concealed project, it is the responsibility of the decoration company, if the owner has already accepted, and then there is a water leak, it is difficult to say clearly, I am afraid your responsibility will be greater.
The leakage around the top water pipe must be that the upstairs waterproofing is not done, if the upstairs is to decorate the house by itself, it is the responsibility of the upstairs, and the downstairs is not responsible, (but the upstairs waterproofing is not to your house to see the closed water situation?) If the upstairs has a bad attitude, you can complain to the property, and the property should not let you solve it yourself. If the house is hardcover, find a developer.
Neighbouring rights disputes.
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No matter what kind of house it is, the warranty is 5 years, and the developer doesn't care if it expires, you just look for the upstairs! The legal basis is Article 83 of the General Principles of the Civil Law, which stipulates that the adjacent parties to the immovable property shall, in accordance with the spirit of conducive to production, convenience of life, solidarity and mutual assistance, fairness and reasonableness, correctly handle the adjacent relationship in terms of water interception, drainage, passage, ventilation, lighting and other aspects. >>>More