What legal action can I take against neighbor?

firstly you should send a legal notice to your neighbor’s alleging nuisance cause by them, if they still don’t take any measure to stop the nuisance you can file a criminal complaint under section 268 of IPC or can also file a civil suit asking for injunction against you neighbor’s.

How do you deal with a neighbors conflict?

How to Handle Disputes with Neighbors

1. Make sure it’s really a problem.
2. Keep a log of the behavior in question.
3. Do some research on the rules.
4. Find out what your other neighbors have to say.
5. Communicate directly and politely.
6. Take time to cool off before confrontation.
7. Have a compromise in mind.
8. Seek the help of a third party.

How do you deal with nuisance neighbors?

How to deal with nuisance neighbours

1. Visit them at a convenient time, such as the weekend or when they’re in their garden.
2. Begin with a normal conversation, don’t start with a complaint.
3. Calmly explain how they’re problem, such as noise after a certain time, is affecting you.
4. Offer a solution.

How do I retaliate against a bad neighbor?

Before Seeking Revenge on Bad Neighbors—Try Diplomacy

1. Bring a little gift if you feel like it (flowers or baked goods)
2. Make sure you’re calm and composed.
3. Visit your neighbors.
4. Inform them about the noise they’re making or any other problem they’re causing.
5. Explain why it bothers you and how it affects your activities.

How do you confront a neighbor?

Here’s how to deal with bad neighbors

1. First off, make sure you’re not the bad neighbor.
2. Develop a friendly relationship.
3. Assume good intentions.
4. Be sympathetic if your neighbor complains.
5. Document everything, just in case.
6. Research the rules before taking action.
7. For critical issues, contact the authorities.

How do you deal with an aggressive neighbor?

Dealing with Neighbors

1. Don’t respond with anger. Although you may be instantly (and perhaps justifiably) irritated when your neighbor complains, don’t let your anger get the best of you.
2. Ask if you can talk face-to-face. Talking one-on-one helps you read facial cues and tone of voice.
3. Listen.
4. Work toward a solution.