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Anonymous users2024-01-24The fire on the first floor burns the stove, and the balcony is generally on the north side, and the chimney is walked from the balcony, and the north wind blows in winter, which will have more or less an impact on the second floor.
The skylight on the first floor is the balcony on the second floor, and if the second floor needs to be altered, the consent of the owner of the first floor is required.
The usable area of the ground floor on the second floor should be counted as a public area, not the usable area of the first floor, and it is not a balcony on the first floor. I mean, if it's a balcony on the first floor, it should be counted as the usable area on the first floor.
It may be caused by water entering and eroding outside, or the problem may be due to a leaking window.
You can call the police, you can go to court, or you can ask a lawyer to help you take a look.
It's good to be closed, anti-theft and dust-proof.
There are no regulations. >>>More