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Car parking issue
4 months ago
If the car parking owner covers / closes the common duct area for his own purposes without society's permission, can we file a complaint against that flat owner? The first thing is it valid to purchase car parking under the common duct area?
A.Dear Client,
If a car parking owner covers or closes the common duct area for personal use without the society's permission, it may constitute a violation of the common space and regulations. Purchasing a car parking space under the common duct area typically requires approval from the housing society. In such a case, you can consider filing a complaint against the flat owner for unauthorized alterations or usage of common spaces. It is essential to check the society's bylaws and regulations regarding the use and modifications of common areas. If there are clear rules against such actions, you may have a valid basis for raising a complaint. Engaging in open communication with the society management and the flat owner involved could also be an initial step to resolve the issue amicably. If necessary, seeking legal advice on the specific terms of the property ownership and the society's regulations can guide you on the appropriate course of action.
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If a car parking owner covers or closes the common duct area for personal use without the society's permission, it may constitute a violation of the common space and regulations. Purchasing a car parking space under the common duct area typically requires approval from the housing society. In such a case, you can consider filing a complaint against the flat owner for unauthorized alterations or usage of common spaces. It is essential to check the society's bylaws and regulations regarding the use and modifications of common areas. If there are clear rules against such actions, you may have a valid basis for raising a complaint. Engaging in open communication with the society management and the flat owner involved could also be an initial step to resolve the issue amicably. If necessary, seeking legal advice on the specific terms of the property ownership and the society's regulations can guide you on the appropriate course of action.
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