The water running upstairs washed my house, and the attitude is still very bad, who told me how to t

He helps you check the quality of the furniture.

Neighborhood trifles are nothing surprising.

Individuals have their own personalities. Let's go with the flow.

Some people have such a personality and they don't want to compete with you for anything, you just give way.

Some things are good to get used to.

If you listen to the upstairs every day, you won't be able to sleep well one day without it.

Make a slingshot and smash the glass of his house in the middle of the night (two times is enough, I guess you should be angry by then), and pay attention to put away the slingshot after the incident.

One is the fear of being unintentionally discovered.

Second, don't smash your hands again when your hands itch.

How about buying a pack of "Whole Man Itch Powder" to itch him for a few hours? Sprinkle it on the ** and scratch it wherever it itches, and it can't be washed off in the bath. After a few hours of itching, the effect of the medicine will automatically disappear.

Two yuan a pack, some boutiques sell it. It's usually bought by students for spoofing. But I don't think it's better to think about fixing others.

Ha ha. You find a way to put poop and pee on his whole quilt.

That's the annoyance of buying a house outside. If you really want to get angry, take a knife and scare him.

At night, he smashed the glass from the balcony with a stick. 3 o'clock

1. Claim compensation from the upstairs tenant first, and if there is sufficient and sufficient evidence to prove that it is the developer's reason, the developer will compensate; 2. If the developer and the upstairs residents pass the buck to each other, they can estimate the amount of losses and negotiate with the upstairs residents, and if the negotiation fails, they should file a lawsuit against the two parties to determine the attribution of responsibility and make up for the losses suffered.

Legal basis: Article 296 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Where an owner of immovable property uses adjacent immovable property for the purpose of using water, drainage, passage, laying pipelines, etc., it shall try to avoid causing damage to the adjacent immovable property owner.

1.If the cause of water leakage is caused by the quality of the waterproof project of the house, and it is still in the warranty period, you can find the developer to repair it and ask for compensation liability, and if you do not repair it, you can go to the urban renewal bureau to complain. If it is not a problem of the quality of the house, the infringer can only be required to compensate for the loss.

You can first find the neighborhood committee for mediation, and if the mediation fails, you can go to the court to file a lawsuit. Evidence of infringement damage shall be kept in a timely manner. The statute of limitations is two years.

2.Regulations on the Quality Management of Construction Projects

Article 41 If a quality problem occurs within the scope and duration of the warranty of the construction project, the construction unit shall perform the warranty obligation and bear the liability for compensation for the losses caused.

Article 66 In violation of the provisions of these Regulations, if the construction unit fails to perform the warranty obligation or delays the performance of the warranty obligation, it shall be ordered to make corrections, impose a fine of not less than 100,000 yuan but not more than 200,000 yuan, and shall be liable for compensation for the losses caused by quality defects during the warranty period.

Tort Liability Law

Article 6: Where actors infringe upon the civil rights and interests of others due to their fault, they shall bear tort liability. Where it is presumed that the actor is at fault in accordance with the provisions of law, and the actor cannot prove that he is not at fault, he shall bear tort liability.

According to Article 86 of the Property Law and the newly promulgated judicial interpretation, the principles for dealing with the relationship between adjacent drainage and dripping water in China's judicial practice are: If the adjacent party must use the land of the other party for drainage, it shall be permitted; However, the drainage shall be used within the necessary limits and appropriate protective measures shall be taken, and if the loss is still caused, the beneficiary shall reasonably compensate for it. If the adjacent party may take other reasonable measures to drain water but fails to do so, and the drainage of water into the land of the other party damages or may damage the property of others, and the other party requests that the victim stop the violation, eliminate the danger, restore the original state, or compensate for the losses, it shall be supported.

From the perspective of your problem, negotiation is the first priority, and the adjacent party, i.e., the upstairs resident, is required to solve the drainage problem and compensate for certain losses; If the negotiation fails, the court may be resorted to.

Thank you, I'm a law student, and I hope to give you a little advice.

Hello! This is a neighboring rights dispute. If there is a dispute between the two parties about the cause of the water leakage and the amount of compensation (the owner of the house should be found), the owner of the house can solve it through litigation, and then apply to the court to entrust an appraisal agency to identify the cause of the water leakage; After the appraisal results are confirmed, the relevant compensation matters can be carried out, or the party at fault can be required to rectify or repair the ...... within a time limitHowever, from a general point of view, the water leakage is mostly caused by the following two reasons: improper use and maintenance by the upstairs residents, and the disrepair of the main water pipes of the building.

In the first case, the upstairs must be liable, and in the second case, the building maintenance ** will be paid in advance. Improper decoration of the downstairs will generally only cause water leakage downstairs, but not water leakage downstairs.

This is a neighboring rights dispute, you don't have to find someone else, just go directly to the new owner of the house (property owner). If the two parties fail to reach an agreement, you can file a lawsuit directly with the people's court.

As long as there is water running to your house, you can go to the current user to claim compensation for the damage, because it is upstairs and has nothing to do with you.