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Legal
#rented#flat#builder#prices#clubhouse
I have rented out my flat in Brigade Metropolis,Whitefield,Bangalore. The club house there is owned by the builder. The prices of this clubhouse are quite high and it is mandatory to pay these charges. The RWA has also agreed to the clubhouse by laws. The tenant in my flat doesn't use the clubhouse either. I don't wish to bare this extra cost. What do I do about this?
I have rented out my flat in Brigade Metropolis,Whitefield,Bangalore. The club house there is owned by the builder. The prices of this clubhouse are quite high and it is mandatory to pay these charges. The RWA has also agreed to the clubhouse by laws. The tenant in my flat doesn't use the clubhouse either. I don't wish to bare this extra cost. What do I do about this?
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The fees and charges in connection with the club house would depend on the terms of the Agreement executed by you with the Developer when you purchased the flat. If, the Agreement provides that payment of charges towards the club house are compulsory and if you have agreed to the same then you would be required to pay such charges irrespective of whether you used the clubhouse facility or not.
Redevelopment
#mandatory#builder#society#extra
Is there a mandatory amount of square footage that a builder must give to the society? Also, what is the quantum of extra area that the builder gets ?
Is there a mandatory amount of square footage that a builder must give to the society? Also, what is the quantum of extra area that the builder gets ?
Answered on November 08, 2017
It's not mandatory to offer extra area to Society, however as per the provisions of prevailing D. C. regulation, fungible compensatory floor Space Index (FSI) of the existing building shall not be used for free sale, depending upon the feasibility of the project extra area is offered. In suburbs builder get admissible FSI of the plot, TDR ( depending upon the road on which the plot of the socie...
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Legal
#car#park#exchange#deal#parking
I have two apartments, one came with an uncovered car park and one came with a covered car park. Now I want to exchange the car parkings for these flats. How can I go about with this? Both the flats were purchased as a deal with the parking space. Will I have to bare an extra cost for this?
I have two apartments, one came with an uncovered car park and one came with a covered car park. Now I want to exchange the car parkings for these flats. How can I go about with this? Both the flats were purchased as a deal with the parking space. Will I have to bare an extra cost for this?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
As per the latest judgments of the Hon'ble Supreme Court, Open car parking spaces cannot be sold and forms part of the common area of the property. As such, you will not be able to transfer the parking spaces between your two flats without the consent of the society and/or organisation of flat purchaser.
RERA
#builder#extra#money#price
What can be done if my builder is demanding for extra money for my apartment after the price has been fixed?
What can be done if my builder is demanding for extra money for my apartment after the price has been fixed?
Aahwaana Ramesh
40 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
We need more details to answer this question. Is the builder demading increased base cost or is it to cover new additional taxes that have been introduced by the government?
Legal
#promoter#true#money#promised#constructed
I wish to lodge a complain in the court against our building promoter as he did not stand true on his promises and hasn't given us any amount of the money he promised. He has also illegally constructed extra floors. I want to know if I need to first appeal to a junior division and then go on to the senior devision or if I can directly to the senior division. I want to know the difference between a junior division and a senior division, and whether the adovactes need to be more educated to apply for a senior division?
I wish to lodge a complain in the court against our building promoter as he did not stand true on his promises and hasn't given us any amount of the money he promised. He has also illegally constructed extra floors. I want to know if I need to first appeal to a junior division and then go on to the senior devision or if I can directly to the senior division. I want to know the difference between a junior division and a senior division, and whether the adovactes need to be more educated to apply for a senior division?
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