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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello! For your problem, if it is indeed due to the water leakage in the upstairs resident's house, then of course this responsibility needs to be borne by the upstairs resident, whose responsible person is the landlord and has nothing to do with the renter. For renters, they should be responsible to the landlord, and the landlord is responsible for the surrounding neighbors, and the responsibility of the renter is negotiated by the landlord, and it is not directly related to you.
The ownership of the house is not independent, and the owner of the same building has an interest in the safety and maintenance of the entire building. As a result, everyone's ownership of a home is limited by the interests of other residents. Article 71 of the Property Law stipulates that:
The owner has the right to occupy, use, benefit from and dispose of the exclusive part of his building. The exercise of the rights of the owner shall not endanger the safety of the building and shall not harm the legitimate rights and interests of other owners. "Therefore, you need to have enough evidence to prove that the damage to your home or your daily life has been affected, which is caused by the misconduct of the upstairs owner, such as photos, witnesses, etc., and then negotiate with the other party to settle the matter, and if the negotiation fails, you can file a lawsuit with the court.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can only sue the landlord. Tenants are also responsible. Sue the landlord and the court will naturally have a summons to the landlord.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This should be paid for by the owner of the upstairs to repair, but renovating the bathroom waterproofing is equivalent to dismantling all the floor tiles, and the cost of redoing is estimated to be more than 5000, including artificial materials, and finally you can bear half of it!
Don't easily use legal weapons, I don't know if you have negotiated with the upstairs and the property, if the upstairs is particularly unreasonable, the property is particularly irresponsible, don't sue easily as a last resort, that wastes money, wastes time, affects the mood, and the impact in the community is not good! >>>More
You can discuss everything yourself, what you want the property to do.
Who is responsible for the water seepage on the wall of the upstairs resident's bathroom, it should be the developer who is responsible for the new house is not decorated and delivered during the warranty period, and the decoration company is responsible for the new house decoration warranty period. Personal opinion, for reference only.
If the upstairs is renovated, the property management regulations are violated, such as the load-bearing wall is removed, then the property company is responsible! It is a lack of supervision. If the renovation is not violated, the property management company is not responsible, but you can make a claim for damages from the upstairs owner through the property management company. FYI.
The principle of the general principles of civil law is that whoever damages is compensated. The loss of this matter must be compensated by the upper floor.