-
Anonymous users2024-01-24According to the law, if the leased property causes personal injury or property damage to a third party during the period when the lessee is in possession of the leased property, the lessor is not liable, so you still compensate.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-23It's all neighbors, and it's OK to fix it quickly. Compensation or something, if you go through the formal process. No head.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-22You ask the landlord to take a look first, she should also be responsible for replacing the aging faucet, and she is discussing compensation with her neighbors.
It's best not to demolish, 7 floors belong to multi-storey, generally not a frame structure, belong to brick concrete, brick concrete houses generally do not move the wall!
BUY A VILLAIN, BUY A LITTLE NEEDLE YOU KNOWAfter reading your question, there are only two ways, 1 endure it, and 2 spend it yourself. It's useless to find anyone, football knows? >>>More
If your kitchen flue is not properly sealed, a cooking downstairs will definitely blow into your house.
It means that there is gas in the pipe, and whether there will be leakage is not something that can be guaranteed to you here, is it rental? Or is it somewhere else? You'll have to decide for yourself.
It will affect the structure, because the force on the corners is very large, but it will affect your life safety and the life safety of other residents, once a little wind and grass, it will cause damage to the house, and once it happens, it will not be a punishment.