Noisy owner . . . repeat offender

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  • 20/10/2013 at 10:49 pm #9101 Reply | Quote
    Eastern_flair
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      I’d really appreciate some guidance on this sensitive topic. In a small block of 6 units where 3 are owned and 3 rented, we try to live as harmoniously as possible. It’s never easy. ever. 

      One of the owners has a defacto partner and more often than not they are fighting. We have had our managing agent issue two notices already to please ease the noise, the language and the late-night fighting. 

      It got worse this morning when I had to call the police for fear they were hitting each other, so loud were the screams and running up and down in the apartment. The police arrived shortly after, and then i found out another neighbour had also called because her children were whimpering with fear. Yes- it is that bad. 

      So – where do we go from here? I don’t think a $500 fine is going to deter them from fighting. And i fear a backlash in the form of unpaid levies. 

      I’d be glad to hear your outcomes from similar stories and please share your advice.

      Thanks.  

       

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