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Anonymous users2024-01-24Should. According to what you described, the other party's claim is still within the valid statute of limitations. If the lawsuit is settled, the court will support the other party's claim.
When sealing the toilet, one is white cement, and the other is professional glass glue. White cement is not a material for professional sealing toilets, so there are very few white cement nowadays. The sealed toilet bowl is made of professional sealing material, that is, glass glue. >>>More
There is a property to find property mediation, or you can find the property committee to mediate, leaking to the bathroom below is not much loss, the other party is too much to ignore him.
Judging from the situation you described, it is caused by a crack in the waterproof layer on the upper floor. >>>More
It is reasonable to be upstairs responsible. Negotiate with the other party, if it is fruitless, find the property or the family committee to intervene to help mediate and persuade the other party to compensate, if it is useless, you can only go to court to sue him.
The ground must be treated from upstairs, and if his pipe is blocked, he must also come to you to open the inspection opening to unclog the same reason. He doesn't cooperate, you can only plug his tube. >>>More