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Letter of complaint 1
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Beejadhur Sewumber
Born: Aug 21, 1949 Primary Ed. : 1962 Secondary Ed. : 1967 Univ. Ed.: 1978 Joined Nec Staff: 1979 
By Beejadhur Sewumber
Published on 10/12/2006
 

17, Grand Chemin,
Bel Air.
10 October 2006.

To Barry Ghar,
18, Grand Chemin,
Bel Air.

Dear Mr. Ghar,

I’m writing to complain about the terrible noise you and your children make during the night. You're disturbing!

When do you intend to do something about the terrible noise from your television and radio? Your children play them in high volume; they must realize that they have neighbours who have right to tranquility. How many times do I have to tell you that your youngest son is rattling a tin with pebbles to make music? He’s irritating! When they are loudly singing and tapping on the table, I get on my nerves. Shouldn’t your wife do her motherly duty to stop them? Moreover, your dogs are always at war with each other. Growling and barking are common occurrences. We can neither sleep nor study. It’s fatiguing!

Complaining about noise

On Saturdays, it becomes worse when you return home drunk. The sounds of arguing and plates breaking replace those of the music. The scenario continues till midnight. Your children too have an exam to take. I wonder how they study. What example do you set to them being so heavily drunk and with so much of noise you make?

 

I have made polite complaint. I regret to inform you that if the noise persists, I will report you to the police. It is not my intention, however, to spoil our relationship as neighbours but enough is enough. I am obliged to seek peace and get myself to serious revision for my exams. Patience has limits. I hope you understand.

 

                                                                Yours sincerely,

                                                                Sig.

 

250 words.