Low Frequency Noise Rights | Legal Advice

Questioner

Should a housing association offer an alternative if LFG cannot be remedied? The housing association tells me I have to move because they can't fix the low-frequency noise. That's easy for them, of course, but what about my right to enjoy my home?

Questioner

In principle, the landlord is liable for any damage attributable to them. If the LFG originates from the property and is attributable to the landlord, they can be held liable. If the LFG originates from outside the property, there is generally no liability, and the source of the noise must be located or addressed.