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To: TheKidster

When you live in multiunit houses, you accept that you can't do things that infringe on the rights of your neighbors, whether that is playing loud music, remodeling the interior walls, cooking indian food, running a business out of the home, smoking, etc. They need to live in a detached house.


20 posted on 11/17/2006 10:54:42 AM PST by Kirkwood
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To: Kirkwood

Actually, when I have lived in a multiunit building, I assumed that I would have to put up with a certain amount of my neighbour's habits impinging on my space, and vice versa. Within reason, of course. So if the hallways smelled like cabbage, or fish sauce, or curry, or whatever, too bad. If a little sound seeped in from the unit next door or above, so what? Of course, I lived in a crappy old wood-frame apartment building which still didn't have any problem with odours seeping directly from one unit into another.


66 posted on 11/17/2006 11:04:56 AM PST by -YYZ-
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To: Kirkwood
Kirkwood, the problem is that this ruling has the ability to jump over into your private, detached house. This is a leak in the dike which will do nothing but erode the dike and have it spill all over our personal freedoms. I don't know if everyone is familiar with the fact that the city of New York has banned certain types of frying oils to be used within the city. Just like this personal property rights issue, I just don't see where the government was ever given this authority in the Constitution.
274 posted on 11/17/2006 3:08:28 PM PST by Texas Reb II
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