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Anonymous users2024-01-24Find a property to solve, not to find the local real estate inspectorate or relevant departments, if you find the right one, it will be restored within a time limit, otherwise the fine is not negotiable, you don't have to go to court, it is too complicated to go to court
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, the property is not allowed to move the balcony for landscaping. Complaints can be made.
If you come across a property that doesn't matter, your neighbor knocks on half of their house. Basically, it can be said that there is no infringement of your rights. If you don't feel safe, you can add half of the wall to your side.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You should look for a property first! It's a hassle to go to court!
Does the closure of your balcony affect your neighbor's house? What is she not used to, distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors, neighbors should get along well, you find them to communicate well, scolding is not the solution to the problem.
If the wall is small, don't do any latticework, and the whole side is tiled.
Use lilac and orange as the main colors, but make sure it is light.
Negotiate with your upstairs neighbors, after all, the matter was caused by their renovation, and the furniture and sofa should also be carefully inspected for damage.
This kind of matter is difficult to solve individually, so you can only go to the neighborhood office, reflect the specific situation, and rely on the government to solve it.