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Last Updated On 13-Sep-2022
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Top floor with roof right

I am always helping of my Bulling members for Tank cleaning , Plumbing. Rest of the days I lock my roof is that right or illegal ? Now they all wants to unlock roof when they want to visit they can. I have roof right on top floor it is written In my sale deed. I want to know what is roof right ?

( West Delhi, Delhi )

13-Sep-2022

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Dear client,
Roof comes under common area, cannot be sold or put to exclusive use by any flat owner. You can file civil suit in court to obtain common roof rights. Roof has common right. Room and toilet is illegal or for common use.
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Dear Sir,
Roof is common to all and it cannot be kept under lock and key even it is written in your sale deed. Better make duplicate keys and let others have access to roof.
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