Downstairs living room ceiling seepage, said to be the cause of my house, because of the wall of my

The water leak in August has little to do with the heating.

If the property says that it is your home's problem, there should be some explanations, for example, you can make a small hole in the direction of your house at the leakage point to see if it is wet.

503 does not use water, what is the situation below, and are you sure that 503 does not have water pipes in the living room, and there are no nearby?

The legal basis is Article 83 of the General Principles of the Civil Law: if an obstruction or loss is caused to an adjacent party, the infringement shall be stopped, the obstruction shall be removed, and the loss shall be compensated. If the adjacent party does not comply with the court's judgment, the injured party can ask the construction team to repair it from the downstairs, and the expenses incurred can be claimed by the court for compensation from the owner of the upper floor.

Therefore, if it is not the man-made water leakage caused by you downstairs, it is the responsibility of the upstairs, and the upstairs is responsible for repairing the water to no longer leak to the downstairs and compensating for the corresponding losses downstairs. Therefore, you have the responsibility to check and repair as soon as possible, otherwise it will cause more losses, the more you compensate, you can first find the property to help see what the situation is, in addition, the water quality is guaranteed for 5 years, the pipeline is 2 years, and the non-human developer responsibility during the warranty period can not be dealt with to the local quality supervision department to complain, they are in charge of this matter, and then not go to court to sue, otherwise the warranty period is self-care! But there is one point, if you think that it is not caused by the leakage of your home, you can let the downstairs find someone to identify and prove whose responsibility it is, otherwise, you dig and dig by yourself, who is responsible for the loss, there is an agreement in advance, if you dig up, it is your responsibility, you are fully responsible, if you dig up, it is not the reason for your home, then who will bear the loss of your home, and then dig it in black and white!

It should be that 503's house is leaking, and although there is no water source in his living room, if there is a leak in other places, it will seep into it.

Dear, if it's yours, it's very troublesome, and the property is just like that. But it's still very willing.

It is very likely that the bathroom waterproofing is not done well. I don't know if you did waterproofing before buying a house, whether you tested it, and whether you did secondary waterproofing when you renovated? Did you test it again?

There is no basis for this question, so you can ask your neighbors if they are experiencing this problem. In addition, you also need to go to the property to check and verify, it will be better. Nowadays, when many people buy a house, they are afraid of water seepage, and they are afraid of this kind of thing.