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Mr Rakesh Mr Rakesh

1 year ago

I bought a flat recently in Bangalore. My sale deed states 1 car parking but boundaries are not mentioned in sale deed. However builder gave a consolidated parking allocation letter for all the flat owners in the building. Builder told me that additional parking space available for sale. As I was need of 2 nd car parking I bought it and got the car parking registered. After an year now rest of the owners in the building are trying to snatch both the parkings and are insisting me to take two small car parkings at other spot in the same apartment. My car parkings are comparatively bigger and at a place comfortable to me. I didn’t agree now the remaining owners said that they will form a society and snatch both my parkings.
My builder said allotment letter is enough and will not give supplementary document. What should be my action and how can I stop them.

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Responded 1 year ago

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A.Dear Sir,

You may take injunction order against builder and the society after its registration and thus you can protect both the parking places.
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