I urgently asked the relevant legal authorities to instruct my neighbor to flush the toilet water ou

The General Principles of the Civil Law stipulate that the adjacent parties to the immovable property shall correctly handle the adjacent relationship in terms of water interception, drainage, passage, ventilation and lighting in accordance with the spirit of conducive to production, convenient life, solidarity and mutual assistance, fairness and reasonableness. Where obstructions or losses are caused to adjacent parties, the infringement shall be stopped, the obstructions removed, and losses compensated.

That is, the use of one's own immovable property is cheap, and it is necessary or necessary to make specific uses on adjacent immovable property, such as adjacent land passage, laying pipelines, etc., including the content of easements formed on this basis in accordance with the agreement, etc., which is mainly reflected in the positive easement, and the connotation of these two legal systems is the same, that is, "the easement landholder must allow specific acts on his land, such as passage, taking water, etc." "The second is to restrict the rights of users of adjacent immovable property to perform specific acts on their immovable property. That is, when the use of the immovable property by the user of the adjacent immovable property causes nuisance (including danger) to the neighbor, the neighbor has the right to exclude it.

protection from adjacent immovable property" is a natural element of the ownership of immovable property. The negative easement in both legal systems is also a manifestation of this right, i.e., "those who own the land of service are prohibited from doing some lawful act on his land, because it will affect the land of service." For example, "in the early days of the common law, the rights of landowners to light, air and view could not be interfered with by the building of adjacent land".

Chapter VII of the Property Law on Adjacency Relationship Article 84 The adjacent rights holder of immovable property shall correctly handle the adjacent relationship in accordance with the principles of conducive to production, convenience of life, solidarity and mutual assistance, fairness and reasonableness.

Article 90: Holders of immovable property rights must not dispose of solid wastes in violation of state provisions and discharge harmful substances such as air pollutants, water pollutants, noise, light, and electromagnetic radiation.

Article 92: Where the owner of immovable property rights uses adjacent immovable property for the purposes of water use, drainage, passage, laying pipelines, etc., it shall try its best to avoid causing harm to the adjacent immovable property rights holders; Where damage is caused, compensation shall be given.

This is a neighbouring rights dispute.

You can file a lawsuit in court on the grounds of "removal of the obstruction", demanding that the other party restore the original situation, no longer discharge toilet flushing outside your window, and you can ask the other party to pay some financial compensation.

First of all, you need to write the complaint, then file the case in the local court, and then wait for the court's notice to prepare for the trial.

This matter is still negotiated with the property or the village committee to settle, and it is not worth going through the litigation process. If the negotiation fails, a lawsuit can be filed with the court on the grounds that the adjacent rights have been infringed.

Litigation costs money from a lawyer, and it will take a long time. Environmental Hotline: 12369 for complaints.