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The Noise Act 1996 states that the hours of “night” are 11pm to 7am so technically loud music from a party should be turned off, or at the very least down at 11pm. However, if you and your neighbour can come to an arrangement as to when the music is turned off, then this will probably save a lot of upset all around.
★CONDITION★
Loud music is music that is played at a high volume, often to the point where it disturbs others and/or causes hearing damage. It may include music that is sung live with one or more voices, played with instruments, or broadcast with electronic media, such as radio, CD, or MP3 players.
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The Noise Act 1996 states that the hours of “night” are 11pm to 7am so technically loud music from a party should be turned off, or at the very least down at 11pm. However, if you and your neighbour can come to an arrangement as to when the music is turned off, then this will probably save a lot of upset all around.
★CONDITION★
Loud music is music that is played at a high volume, often to the point where it disturbs others and/or causes hearing damage. It may include music that is sung live with one or more voices, played with instruments, or broadcast with electronic media, such as radio, CD, or MP3 players.
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The noise Act 1996 states That the hours of night Are 11pm to 7am so technically loud music from a party should turned off, or at the very least down at 11pm. However, If you and your neighbour can come to an arrangement as to when the music is turned off, then this will probably
The noise Act 1996 states That the hours of night Are 11pm to 7am so technically loud music from a party should turned off, or at the very least down at 11pm. However, If you and your neighbour can come to an arrangement as to when the music is turned off, then this will probably
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