A woman in Canada who filed harassment complaints after her landlord told her to seek help for her snoring has lost her case after it was judged that it couldn’t be considered a normal level of noise expected in an apartment complex. The snoring was allegedly so loud that it kept her neighbours awake at night. Do you think it is right or wrong to insist that the woman has to seek treatment for her snoring as a condition of her tenancy? | Daily Question

A woman in Canada who filed harassment complaints after her landlord told her to seek help for her snoring has lost her case after it was judged that it couldn’t be considered a normal level of noise expected in an apartment complex. The snoring was allegedly so loud that it kept her neighbours awake at night. Do you think it is right or wrong to insist that the woman has to seek treatment for her snoring as a condition of her tenancy? Published on 28 September 2018 → Survey conducted on 28 September 2018 on 1468 GB adults

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It is right

54%

It is wrong

17%

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29%

It is right

54%

It is wrong

17%

Don't know

29%