My bathroom floor drain pipe is not waterproof enough, which leads to water seepage downstairs. The property requires me to stop using the bathroom, otherwise I have the right to turn off the water. I

My bathroom floor drain pipe is not waterproof enough, which leads to water seepage downstairs. The property requires me to stop using the bathroom, otherwise I have the right to turn off the water. Is it reasonable? If you are not restricted from pumping water, it will cause greater losses to the downstairs, and let the downstairs ask you for more economic compensation. Do you think it is reasonable?

The waterproof of floor drain pipeline is not done well. Unless you don't lay floor tiles during decoration, you are not fully responsible for waterproofing during decoration. The property asks you so, not only to avoid more losses downstairs, but also to reduce the loss of economic compensation for the overall situation. Perhaps the requirements or tone of the property are a little tough, but when it comes to confused owners who can't tell the truth, the property can only make this decision helplessly.

Imagine how you would feel if water leaked from your upstairs into your house.