I live on the second floor of an apartment complex the people above play this stupid drum game over my head all the time can I sue them.
Generally, a tenant has the right to quiet enjoyment of his rented property, free from persistent, excessive noise or disturbances by another tenant.Prior to taking court action, you should notify the landlord about the problem in writing (by certified mail) and allow the landlord sufficient time to correct the problem.After that, you can sue the landlord in court (i.e. an injunction, etc). However, try and see if mediation is available to you so you can resolve the situation without going to court. Most local courts or social agencies offer mediation for tenant-landlord disputes.