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You can file a nuisance case u/S 143 & 133 CrPC. Section 133 of CrPC allows the magistrate to order the removal of the nuisance-causing agent or activity from the locality. You may also contact the municipal corporation for further queries.
Dear [insert neighbor's name], Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm your neighbor [insert your name] and I would love to talk with you about good outdoor lighting. I notice that you have installed outdoor lights on your property, and I applaud your desire to help improve our neighborhood.
Tips for writing a successful complaint letter Structure. ... Address the letter to a real person. ... Be honest and straightforward. ... Maintain a firm but respectful tone, and avoid aggressive, accusing language. ... Include your contact information. ... Tell them what you want. ... Do not threaten action. ... Keep copies and records.
<Insert your name> <Insert your address> <Insert current date> <Insert neighbour's name> <Insert neighbour's address> I am/We are writing to you to express concern over the noise that is coming from your property. ... I/We do not wish to prevent you from enjoying your home as we hope you do not wish us to be unhappy.
How to write this complaint letter: State the relevant facts concerning the problem. Include any receipts, invoices, canceled checks, copies of contracts, or other proof that will support your complaint. Tell how you feel the situation should be corrected.