The air conditioner dripping upstairs, regardless of the property, the tenant said it was the landlord's responsibility, and the landlord said it was the tenant's business.

Its behavior has violated the "Regulations on the Administration of Urban Adjoining Houses with Different Properties". The key is to see if the result has affected or hurt you. It's not a big deal, but if you have accumulated grievances for many years, it is necessary to take some measures. As far as the rights of property service enterprises are concerned, you should coordinate this matter and give the owners the necessary guidance. The correct management department is "Construction Bureau or Housing Authority"

The following are excerpts from laws and regulations, hoping to help you.

Provisions on the Administration of Adjoining Houses with Different Properties in Cities

Article 2 Adjoining houses with different properties refer to houses whose structures are connected or whose equipment and ancillary buildings are owned by different owners.

Article 4 The administrative department of construction in the State Council is responsible for the management of adjoining houses in cities throughout the country. The real estate administrative departments of local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the management of adjoining houses in cities under their jurisdiction.

Article 6 All owners and users shall make rational use of hallways, balconies, roofs, corridors, kitchens, toilets, courtyard roads and water supply and drainage facilities. , owned and used by * * *, and bear the corresponding obligations; Unless otherwise agreed, neither party shall possess or monopolize it. Owners and users are not allowed to engage in acts that harm each other's interests in all parts of the house and the parts used by the house.

Article 13 If the owner or user of an adjoining house with different properties exceeds the scope of rights and infringes upon the rights and interests of the other party, he shall stop the infringement and compensate the losses caused thereby.

Article 14 Disputes between the owners or users of adjoining houses with different properties may be settled through consultation. Unwilling to negotiate or failing to do so, it may apply for arbitration or bring a lawsuit to the people's court according to law.