-
Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello, first of all, if the statute of limitations of 3 years has passed since the date of the case, the right holder can file a lawsuit, but if the other party claims the right to defend the statute of limitations, the right holder loses the right to win the lawsuit; Thirdly, there is no liability of the property company and the developer in this case.
The usable area of the ground floor on the second floor should be counted as a public area, not the usable area of the first floor, and it is not a balcony on the first floor. I mean, if it's a balcony on the first floor, it should be counted as the usable area on the first floor.
According to the "Regulations on the Management of Urban Public Housing", the urban management deals with illegal buildings, if your balcony is not an illegal building, it will not be demolished, and if it is an illegal building, it must be demolished for safety and security. >>>More
The water is drained, dismantled directly, the main body is left, and the decoration surface can be removed.
Use a long pole to penetrate it, for example, a mop pole, a broom, and you're not afraid to get it down, just go downstairs and pick it up, good luck.
If it is the illegal decoration on the first floor that causes your loss, in accordance with the civil law, you shall bear the civil liability for compensation. You can coordinate compensation, but you can't sue if you can't. >>>More