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09-02-2010, 01:13 PM
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I agree that your options include:
a. suing the noise-makers themselves; b. invoking the Local Authority on noise pollution grounds; and c. your flat's long-leaseholder going against the other flat's long-leaseholder direct or via the block's freehold reversioner. Option b seems best at this point, but switch to option c if there's no substantial progress or speedy improvement.
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