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Landlord and Tenant

Club house facility for tenants are free or paid

In our society only tenants are ask to pay extra charges 1000 for basic club house facilities. We are paying rent so is it right to pay extra 1000 per month to society for gym , swimming pool etc???

( Nagpur, Maharashtra )

22-Feb-2024

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Tenants are restricted from using facilities designated for flat owners and society members, which are funded through monthly maintenance charges. Rent is paid by tenants to flat owners, and the society recovers maintenance fees from the flat owners. As a result, the society imposes additional charges on tenants for accessing these facilities.
Posted On 24-Feb-2024
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The tenants are not allowed to facilities earmarked for the flat owners and members of the society for which they are paid monthly maintenance charges. Tenants pay rent of the flat to the flat owners and maintenance is recovered from the member-owner of the flat by the Society. Accordingly, society levies extra charges from the tenants of the flats for availing of those facilities.
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