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Hace 4 días · In a neighborhood setting this could include things like repeated damage to property, intentionally violating noise ordinances, trespassing, or putting things like garbage on a specific neighbor’s property; slander and vicious speech to others in the neighborhood or community might also qualify.
Hace 4 días · Generally, you can expect to take the following steps during a lawsuit: Gather evidence. Review the evidence with the police, your attorney, and possibly the judge. Speak in court or privately with a judge. Settle the case for money or another resolution that (hopefully) makes your neighbor stop.
Hace 3 días · Laugh things off if another neighbour approaches you with some gossip, and the likelihood is that they will lose interest, too. The rumour ‘spreader’ is more likely to start to feel that they're the one that other neighbours are starting to pity. What if it Starts Becoming Malicious?
16 de may. de 2024 · File a Complaint. If you've made sure that your annoying neighbor's behavior violates the law and you've already tried talking to him or her, then you may have to file a complaint with your local government. Who exactly you contact depends on the type of behavior.
I'm not agreeing with your neighbors, but I wonder if the structure of the building you live in has to do with the poor noise insulation. I used to live in a super old building (like 60 years old), and I could even hear and feel my downstairs' neighbors footsteps, as well as pretty much every little noisy they made in their daily living.
17 de may. de 2024 · If there is a loud party that has exceeded the time restrictions, you have the right to call the police. If your neighbour is creating excessive noise with power tools or forms of machinery, you can contact either your local council or EPA.
My neighbors can be inconsiderate, but your situation is much worse than mine. I went down to my local police office and spoke to a cop there and asked what are my legal options. Here is what they said. YMMV File a complaint with the city bylaw office each and every time they do it.
