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Anonymous users2024-01-24Waterproofing is done when the house is built, generally new residents can put some water on the bathroom floor for 24 hours to see if there is any leakage, if the property is inspected after decoration is not admitted to the quality of the house.
If you are downstairs, if you have not changed the water pipes upstairs, if the upstairs is not renovated, it should be an early developer; If you renovate it, find the residents upstairs.
It is best to settle the matter through friendly negotiation between the two parties. If the negotiation fails, you can go to court to sue the upstairs owner, asking him to do a good job of waterproofing the bathroom and bear the loss to you. >>>More
Usually such a resident is a poor scoundrel, you can negotiate with him to pay for his own money to help him re-lay the bricks, unless his house is asking for a sky-high price, if this is the only way to go through the judicial process. >>>More
It must be repaired upstairs, which is not done when the upstairs is renovated! Imagine if your house leaks downstairs, you look downstairs to see if you want to fix it.
An action for property damage can be brought against the upstairs occupant as the defendant. >>>More