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Anonymous users2024-01-24First of all, you have to figure out why the agency would tear down the balcony door, and then talk about the rest.
If the intermediary company has no reason to dismantle the balcony door, then next time can it also dismantle the balcony guardrail without consent (to dismantle, if something happens, who is responsible, and the intermediary company bears the burden?).
Negotiate with an intermediary company first, and if you can't negotiate, call the police.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can go to an intermediary company to negotiate. If you can't negotiate, you can change companies.
Find out which carrier the cable is.
Call your carrier and let them handle the cables. >>>More
Eh, your mother-in-law and your husband are Christians... No matter what they say, you have to have a good talk with your husband, any coquettish accusations, Chu Chu is pitiful, after all, you still love him, if you want to live a good life with him, you don't need to have suspicions and accusations on both sides, how can you live like this? Sometimes it's good to give it appropriately, but if they go too far, you don't have to put up with it, after all, it has exceeded your bottom line, understand??
It's your own or public, and it's illegal if it's public, unless you share it with everyone.
Where there is no one in the home or the occupant of the house clearly indicates that they cannot enter, but the perpetrator still illegally and forcibly enters, it is an illegal act, and if the circumstances are serious, it constitutes the crime of illegal trespass.
It doesn't affect.
Nowadays, many people put the kitchen on the balcony, the property is not in charge, and how to use your own house is your business. >>>More