I did something, I complained to almost everyone, the media, the politicians, the authorities, the council.
Now, there is progress after a year and a half.
I am now relieved and frame the letter which reads:
"The neighbours, at property ..... have been issued an eviction notice", blah blah blah
They wished to inform me of the good news and which I lost faith in after waiting so long for the outcome.
The more you complain the more progess happens. Why put up with something that is wrecking your life.
Why pay rent or own a home, in utter misery? the only thing left is to legitimise your complaints in writing, in clear cut language, the dates, the times, the amount of noise disturbing your peace, the people coming and going, the noisy vehicles coming and going. Log in the dates, times and diarise police attendances, together with any harassment, intimidation or abuse you have suffered arising from your offensive neighbour(s).
You will be taken seriously if the block of housing you live in hasn't a feral for a landlord, this is difficult. Moving is best if the landlord won't cooperate, but then you can take him/her to a hearing and get them to abide by the rules and laws of tenancy and the tenants doing the wrong thing.
There are many laws regarding tenancies, and your rights in how to get a landlord and their tenant(s) to do the right thing. Should you own the property you still have rights and that is to contact the offending tenant's landlord, and then lodge a complaint with your local council for intervention. The noise pollution Act in your state is usually cooperative with the police and bylaws to threshold of noisy activities.
This has worked in my case, the n/bours had parties each night, all night.
Takes some time to get even with rat bag noise makers, but it is worth it, persistence is the rule. Peace and quiet is paramount to my sanity and therapy at the moment as I suffered enormous grief and loss and traumatic events, now all I wish and long for is peace.
The assholes next door will be out, and if they don't move out soon, I will again ask the 'landlord' why is it taking longer than promised.
Good luck everyone.
Now, there is progress after a year and a half.
I am now relieved and frame the letter which reads:
"The neighbours, at property ..... have been issued an eviction notice", blah blah blah
They wished to inform me of the good news and which I lost faith in after waiting so long for the outcome.
The more you complain the more progess happens. Why put up with something that is wrecking your life.
Why pay rent or own a home, in utter misery? the only thing left is to legitimise your complaints in writing, in clear cut language, the dates, the times, the amount of noise disturbing your peace, the people coming and going, the noisy vehicles coming and going. Log in the dates, times and diarise police attendances, together with any harassment, intimidation or abuse you have suffered arising from your offensive neighbour(s).
You will be taken seriously if the block of housing you live in hasn't a feral for a landlord, this is difficult. Moving is best if the landlord won't cooperate, but then you can take him/her to a hearing and get them to abide by the rules and laws of tenancy and the tenants doing the wrong thing.
There are many laws regarding tenancies, and your rights in how to get a landlord and their tenant(s) to do the right thing. Should you own the property you still have rights and that is to contact the offending tenant's landlord, and then lodge a complaint with your local council for intervention. The noise pollution Act in your state is usually cooperative with the police and bylaws to threshold of noisy activities.
This has worked in my case, the n/bours had parties each night, all night.
Takes some time to get even with rat bag noise makers, but it is worth it, persistence is the rule. Peace and quiet is paramount to my sanity and therapy at the moment as I suffered enormous grief and loss and traumatic events, now all I wish and long for is peace.
The assholes next door will be out, and if they don't move out soon, I will again ask the 'landlord' why is it taking longer than promised.
Good luck everyone.
