How to make a complain about nuisance

1. Contact the person causing the nuisance and tell them that they have
caused you disturbance. It may be that the originator is not aware that they
are causing disturbance through their actions. It is the responsibility of
all tenants and their guests not to cause any disturbance at any areas of
the property, whether indoors or outdoors.

2. When a situation appears threatening or may end up in a serious
situation it is imperative that the police are contacted immediately. Call number 112.

3. If the disturbing behaviour is continuous/repeated, contact the other
neighbours and write a formal complaint complete with signatures, and send
it to the landlord. It is important to hear as many neighbours/tenants as
possible.

4. It is possible that the landlord will break a tenant's contract once
an initial warning has been given.

Tenants that feel that their neighbours are causing undue disturbance or
otherwise breaking rules and regulations in their property, in the common
areas or on the grounds should contact the originator directly to notify
that their actions are causing an annoyance. If the disturbances continue
and a discussion with other tenants is unable to bring the occurrences to an
end, it is possible for the tenants to write a formal complaint to the
landlord. The signatories of the complaint should be all those affected by
the disturbances. The landlord may give the tenant a warning of termination
of contract. This must, however, be based on clear evidence of the causing
of nuisance or other reasons for a termination.