The dishes that sit for three days, the partner who has quietly moved in, the thermostat war, the neighbour's dog at six in the morning, the fence that is a foot over the line. Living next to other people is a daily negotiation, and this is the appeal court.
Jurors rent, own, share and have moved out in a hurry at least once. Some know the lease clause by heart; most know what fair looks like in a shared kitchen.
How cases are written here: in the first person, plain words: who lives where, what was agreed (written or not), what happened and what each side wants now. Name the sides by the ask ("Pay a share of the bills" / "Keep it as it is"), never "considerate" against "selfish".