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Anonymous users2024-01-24The plaintiff is probably suing on the basis of a neighboring right, and it has nothing to do with whether you have the right to lease or not. As long as he proves that your kitchen has affected his life, he has the right to ask you to remove the violation. You can request that the defendant be added.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's not about property rights, it's just a matter of pollution or something like that, or if your kitchen station uses his room, the court won't fully support his request, and you don't have to worry about property rights.
Find someone to accompany you and ask him to get the money, or else you will eat and live with him.
Take it off and soak it in water as soon as possible, and wash it according to the normal procedure. If it can't be washed cleanly, unfortunately, it may be that its washing effect is too strong, and your clothes will partially fade. If you have more questions, you can click on ID to consult.
I'll answer this question, when I share a room, the light in the public restroom is broken when I use it, and I'm responsible for it, the problem of the light is a trivial matter, and it's not much to bear, so you can bear it because you use it.
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This needs to be said in advance, because it is difficult to find a temporary shortage of people in the kitchen.