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Originally Posted by Larsen B
Hey, i notice Zeromisery mentioned before that he tried to find out if they took a reading but couldn't get hold of them or something. Did you find out if they actually did? If so the noise level will have been recorded in a register which is open to public inspection. Find out if the noise recorded actually exceeded the advisory level because decisions have been made in the English courts (London Borough of Lewisham v Fenner 1995) that as long as the noise falls within the advisory standards then, despite any well founded complaints, the action was not well founded. This was in England but the same might hold true in Scotland. If so they can't take action purely because of complaints, you need to have exceeded the advisory noise level. You should definitely find out if they recorded a noise level and what it was. On the other hand it might be easier for you to just move to another lock up.
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They havent recorded a sound level but say theyve been in the residents homes that are complaining an beleive it to be over the level of acceptance.. they said they dont deal with readings either, its upto their proffesional opinion.