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#bungalow#owner#doors#windows#park
Our colony has a 15 ft street and our bungalow lies in the end of the street. Now, the owner of the plot opposite to our street is building a bungalow. They get two sides of the road and are building doors and windows on both the sides. This is blocking our entrances and we are unable to park our cars at our garage next to the main gate as there is a drainage line and there is only 9 feet left. What can we do about this situation?
Our colony has a 15 ft street and our bungalow lies in the end of the street. Now, the owner of the plot opposite to our street is building a bungalow. They get two sides of the road and are building doors and windows on both the sides. This is blocking our entrances and we are unable to park our cars at our garage next to the main gate as there is a drainage line and there is only 9 feet left. What can we do about this situation?
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
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Architecture & Interiors
#monsoons#water#windows
In the monsoons, water seeps into the house from the borders of the windows even when the windows are shut. Why does this happen?
In the monsoons, water seeps into the house from the borders of the windows even when the windows are shut. Why does this happen?
Answered on November 08, 2017
This happens primarily due to substandard workmanship. Sometimes this problem occurs even after few years. Generally surface of windows are smoother, therefore bonding with masonry gets gradually detached. There are many sealants and chemicals are now available in the market which can seal these gaps to prevent water seapage.
