The water pipe leakage on the second floor flooded the first floor, and the whole middle door was stopped on the first floor. It's been 12 days now, regardless of the property. Can we sue the first fl

The water pipe leakage on the second floor flooded the first floor, and the whole middle door was stopped on the first floor. It's been 12 days now, regardless of the property. Can we sue the first floor? If there is an expected water cut, first tell everyone what you are willing to cut off and how long it will last. Users have no right to stop water supply, because the main pipeline in the building belongs to the authority of the property. Water companies are usually firm about the cause of water leakage. It is ok to install the valve yourself, but it can only be installed behind the household's own desk. The main pipeline is unacceptable. If the property right does not belong to an individual, you can ask for the demolition of the property and impose a fine. You can talk to the property and ask for property compensation.