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mf1 - points noted. Therefore, if the points you have made are placed into reality,there is little point for a lease at all. It took eight months in this case for the MC to act and that was only after an EGM. Surely as a leaseholder, the rules are set. So what you are saying in your opinion, is that all leaseholders can go off and do what they like.
Yep point noted. But surely that is the whole purpose of the lease in the first instance, for which the MC have the ultimately responsible. The point I was making is that the entire was left to me to issue the proceedings instead of the MC. My property was not lettable whilst there was so much noise ahead.
Madangan - Just reading your post and am unable to understand how you determine this as warped logic. Tell me how would your attitude be if you could hear a constant tap tap from the floor above; or the TV above blasting out constant noise or the noise of very loud water pumps (something like a helicopter landing) at 3 or 4 in the morning when the water system refilled. And if this is what you reckon apartment living is about I suggest you try living in a normal unaffected apartment versus one that has a wooden floor placed over hollow core concrete slabs and 7db water pumps placed on top.
Then if you find this OK, fair enough.
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