1. Talk to the old lady and convince her to stop dragging the chair from one end of the chair to another end of the house as her act is causing nuisance to you.

2.  Send a legal notice to the owner to arrange for stopping the nuisance.

Being a tenant you have less options in this regard.

Pulling the chair by the old lady is not a continuous act and also being old lady she may not be able to lift the chair to avoid dragging noise.

If your landlord is not willing to provide any relief you may either shift to the third floor or any other premise, you cannot take any legal action against the old lady for this.

You can’t do anything as she is old lady and not doing it intentionally. You can as far as possible file police complaint or vacate the house 

Since she is an old lady owner will hesitate to take any action against her as she needs support on moving around 

2) your best option is to shift to another flat 

3) if you don’t want to do so issue legal notice to lady that her constant moving the chair disturbs your sleep and is nuisance to you and your family members 

This is a very petty issue in terms of alw and hence legal intervention will be of little assistance to you.

You will have to be constant touch with her and persistently request to fix a rubber at the bottom of the supporting tool. 

Dear Client,

You have the right to quiet enjoyment as a tenant as excessive noise might be a breach of such right. A long-term disturbance of the noise from above might amount to a nuisance. Apparently, it seems that it has not been solved despite your complaints against both the neighbors and landlord. The best way to do so is to first formally note down these disturbances: dates, times, nature of noise, communications with landlord or neighbors, etc. You may try sending a legal notice to the landlord, citing a breach of the tenancy agreement and seeking a remedy for peaceful living conditions rather than simply moving you out to another floor. If the vexatious noise continues untouching, you may also wish to consider lodging a complaint to the local consumer forum or immediate authorities regarding a nuisance noise. Consultation with an attorney knowledgeable in tenant or property disputes will help you understand the full array of remedies available to protect your rights.

Hope this helps. Feel free to inquire for any legal query.

Fix rubber cushions to the legs of chair and hope for less noise. There is no legal solution to your problem as sympathies of all will be with old lady.  

- You can lodge a complaint before the Police if the owner is not agree to restrict her. 

- Further, you can also send a notice as well , 

Solution for Neighbour Noise Issue

1️⃣ Polite Communication – Speak to the neighbor again, explaining the disturbance. Suggest using chair pads or carpets to reduce noise.

2️⃣ Written Complaint – Send a formal complaint to the landlord via email/message for record-keeping.

3️⃣ Legal Action (if needed) – Check local tenancy laws; excessive noise can be considered a nuisance. File a complaint with the local municipal authority or housing society if applicable.

4️⃣ Alternative Option – If relocation to the 3rd floor is feasible and solves the issue, consider negotiating rent reduction with the landlord.

For detailed, personalized advice, consider a phone consultancy. Hope you find the information helpful. You are free to contact me for further discussion. If you could spare two minutes of your time to write a review, it would be greatly appreciated and bring immense happiness to read it. Thank you. Shubham Goyal.

Sir/Madam,

It is suggested that either cope up with the said situation or change the house. Though it may sound unreasonable, illegal but it is realistic that you change the house because the legal angle and legal support may be more costly and time consuming. The legal help would be in the form of sending legal notice and then filing the court case.  

Rope in the Society/Association people and ask them to get this issue amicably resolved between the properties.