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Anonymous users2024-01-24The room is shared with the neighbor's living room Strong occupancy for a year The next door has just been renovated After your room suddenly seeped water This may be the next door in the renovation of the waterproof is not done well or the water pipe leaks It affects your home You can find the neighbor to negotiate.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In this case, you can directly claim compensation from the neighbor, if he refuses to compensate, you can contact the property for coordination, and find the water outlet for repair, and ask him to compensate, if he refuses to compensate, then you can only go to court to sue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The room and the neighbor's living room are common walls for a year, and the next door has just been renovated, and my room suddenly seeps water, which should be the neighbor's problem, and you can sue him to get a certain amount of compensation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If this happens, you should first go to the neighbor's house to see if it is the water that is causing the water in your room. There is something to negotiate, after all, they are neighbors.
The interface agent was not done.
It's not all like this, it's impossible to have one family, so how many can you get in line.
The sound of the toilet is mainly from the drain pipes. If it is designed and built according to the code, especially when the location of the drainage pipe and the sound insulation measures meet the standard, the sound is not very loud.
This may be due to a crack in the structure that has seeped through your home's water. >>>More
This depends on whether it is private or rented out, if it is rented out, it is best to separate it, because if you rent it out, you don't know how many people live there, which will be a little inconvenient.