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Anonymous users2024-01-24Wait for the rain to take pictures of the rain seepage.
As for whether floor tiles are not allowed on the open-air balconies, find out the corresponding property management regulations.
In addition, since it is a neighbor upstairs, try to settle it peacefully in private.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Videotape, photograph, and then sue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is necessary to find more professional personnel to identify, and the damage of the floor tiles and waterproof layer they paved is inevitably related to the leakage of the downstairs residents.
Then, with this evidence, an infringement lawsuit is filed with the people's court.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Record your conversation, take a picture of the damage, and send it to court. Civil procedure.
Of course, sunlight is included in the housing area, and this costs money.
In the general elevator room, the area on the roof of the building belongs to the common area, which cannot be used by one party privately, and some balconies cannot be placed on the roof, or things that are easy to be blown away by the wind, so as not to fall down and hit people. >>>More
Is there a balcony with an air conditioner, or is it in the form of a small pool, and when it rains, water will accumulate in it, and the water will not be able to shoot out, so it will slowly soak into the building.
It can't be counted as a first floor.
No one is at fault. However, compensation is required. There is a law called no liability compensation, that is, whoever is the user of the balcony needs to be responsible for repairs, otherwise, the user of the balcony must be responsible for compensating for all losses caused by water leakage downstairs.