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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it's the reason for the third floor, it's necessary to take money! Otherwise, it is not needed!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This depends on the attitude of the property, mainly depending on how the property is defined, because if the sewer on the first floor is blocked, then everyone must pay for it, so who is blocking it, because one person is blocked, everyone has to pay, you can also say that the top is blocked, and the bottom is not blocked, and you don't need to pay for it, you can fight for it.
In this case, there is no need to write a separate agreement, and the third floor is obliged to cooperate as a neighbor (the construction of the sewer will not be greatly damaged due to the blockage of the sewer), and if the third floor is damaged due to leakage or water leakage caused by the maintenance of the fourth floor, the third floor will be held unduly liable when claiming rights. >>>More
This has nothing to do with the property, as long as the manager is not blocked, the property is not responsible. Residents who use this section are responsible. The second floor is blocked, then the second floor and the upper floor are responsible.
It is possible to leak down the sewer pipe to several floors, my family has had a heating leak on the sixth floor, the fifth floor is fine, and the fourth floor has suffered.
Need to see the cause of the blockage. You can apply to the Housing Authority for a Housing Repair Fund, which will be issued.
The 2nd floor of a high-rise building is equivalent to the 1st floor of a multi-storey building, it belongs to the public pipeline, and each owner upstairs is responsible, and the main responsibility lies with the property, and the public pipeline is to be dredged regularly (the owner of the 2nd floor has the obligation to assist the property in dredging).