My neighbour’s leaking bathroom pipes have caused significant damage to my DDA flat. He’s refusing to fix the problem. What should I include in a police complaint?

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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My neighbour’s leaking bathroom pipes have caused significant damage to my DDA flat. He’s refusing to fix the problem. What should I include in a police complaint?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You should mention the specific damage caused to your DDA flat due to the leaking pipes, including photos or videos. Also include details of the neighbour’s refusal to fix the problem, and emphasize the need for police intervention to resolve the situation.

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