The upstairs user didn t know how to use it, which caused my bathroom to leak. Who do I go to?

You're right to look for a middle-aged couple in terms of noise.

But in terms of water leakage, you should look for the homeowner, and if you look for a middle-aged couple, you will find the wrong one. Because middle-aged couples are not property owners, they only have a lease relationship with the landlord and are responsible for the damage they cause to a third party.

In the absence of evidence that the water leak was directly caused by a middle-aged couple, you should assume that the aggressor is the owner of the upstairs room. You should negotiate with the daughter of the old couple.

Find the landlord and ask the tenant if he is still living, and then communicate with the landlord that the leak needs to be repaired, see what he says, let the landlord find the tenant to finalize the repair time, as for the situation of them disturbing the people, the most direct way is to call the police, but this method is indeed a bit extreme.

You can find the landlord for water leaks. If the landlord and tenant are all scoundrels and unreasonable people, you can only continue to keep an eye on the neighborhood committee and ask for a solution. If your local media is more concerned about people's livelihood, you can also try to find the media to reflect the situation.

Find the decoration appraisal to identify, the water leakage is obviously the upper floor is broken, if the water is relatively large, it should be the water pipe is broken, if it is wet, the ground tiles are cracked and the waterproof is not done, you can claim compensation after the identification.

If you look for the upstairs, if you don't care about the upstairs, then you will find the property.

Looking for a landlord, it's really not possible to find the landlord's daughter, it may be easier to talk.

1. The upstairs user doesn't know how to use it, resulting in a leak in your bathroom, you should find the upstairs user.

2. You are adjacent to the user upstairs. Article 84 of the Property Law stipulates that: "The owner of adjacent rights to immovable property shall correctly handle the adjacent relationship in accordance with the principles of conducive to production, convenient life, solidarity and mutual assistance, fairness and reasonableness."

Article 92 stipulates that: "Where the owner of the immovable property uses the adjacent immovable property for the purposes of water, drainage, passage, laying pipelines, etc., it shall try to avoid causing damage to the adjacent immovable property owner; Where damage is caused, compensation shall be given. ”

3. The water leakage in your bathroom is caused by the user upstairs. According to the above legal provisions, you should go to the upstairs user and ask him to bear legal responsibility.

Looking for a property. The property will be responsible for informing the owner.

Find a property! No, go to court.