Is this a offence for people living on first floor
2 years ago
Kids roaming in own house, families talking to each other in normal voice at 11pm or later .. is this a offence for people living on first floor, and ground floor always shouting and complaining for that
A.Dear Client,
It is not an offense, but it is important to adhere to rules and conduct for not disrupting into anyone else's personal space.
Thank You
It is not an offense, but it is important to adhere to rules and conduct for not disrupting into anyone else's personal space.
Thank You
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A.Dear Client
That is not an offence but I think the builder has committed a mistake ( not an offence) in wrongly building the houses or flats that sound from one floor goes to another floor. Since it is a normal human interactions hence it will not be considered as offence.
That is not an offence but I think the builder has committed a mistake ( not an offence) in wrongly building the houses or flats that sound from one floor goes to another floor. Since it is a normal human interactions hence it will not be considered as offence.
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