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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's generally fine.,As long as you open the door and agree to change.。。 You can also go to the property for advice. It doesn't matter if you haven't renovated yet, make sure to do a good job of waterproofing upstairs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is no longer the responsibility of the property, if it damages your personal interests, you can be sure that you can ask the other party to restore the floor slab or even compensate you for your economic losses, and the property can be coordinated as a third party.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Property can go to negotiate a settlement
As long as his home is waterproof in place, there are almost no hidden dangers. In addition, you can ask him to insulate the sewer pipes of his house, which can properly eliminate noise and prevent condensation from forming.
If your bathroom is a "sunken" drainage branch pipe in your bathroom, it is very easy to change, will not affect your downstairs, if it is not "sunken", the drainage branch pipe in your downstairs bathroom, it is not difficult, according to your needs to open a few holes in the floor slab, after installing the drainage pipe, redo the waterproofing, the key is to ensure that there is no leakage, if the downstairs does not agree, you can raise your bathroom by 150mm, and install the drainage branch pipe in this floor. But this can only be done with a toilet.
You can ask your neighbor to fix it, of course, first of all, the water leak problem is solved, and if the water leak causes damage to your home, you can also ask the other party to compensate.
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First of all, the downstairs has the right to turn the bathroom into a cloakroom, as long as he does not block your water and water pipes (in fact, you are shared) and does not affect your use. It's your responsibility to do a good job of waterproofing. It's good if you don't ask for lost time pay, but you will also lose the lawsuit.