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Help! The Tile of the Neighbour on Top Makes Too Much Noise! By Christophe Sanson, Avocado.

A renovated apartment, tiled flooring placed without acoustic underlay, and it is all the daily life of the upper family – the steps, the chairs that are pulled, the cutlery that falls – that invites itself to the next neighbour of the underside. By a judgment of 7 September 2026, the court of Bobigny condemns the owners of the upper apartment to deposit their floor coverings and to lay an acoustic underlay under the control of an acoustician, a…
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A renovated apartment, tiled flooring placed without acoustic underlay, and it is all the daily life of the upper family – the steps, the chairs that are pulled, the cutlery that falls – that invites itself to the next neighbour of the underside. By a judgment of 7 September 2026, the court of Bobigny condemns the owners of the upper apartment to deposit their floor coverings and to lay an acoustic underlay under the control of an acoustician, a…

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village-justice.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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