icon Access to passay

In my colony plots are back to back and the plot owner in backside of my plot divided his plot into shops and sold them with passage in the centre, this passage touches my plot. My query is can I ha

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5 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Generally, if the passage in question is part of the property owned by the person who divided their plot into shops, you may not have a legal right to access it without their permission. However, in some cases, property owners may grant easements or rights of way to neighboring properties, allowing them to access certain portions of the land. The concept of "easement by necessity" grants the owner of a landlocked property the right to an easement for access. This means that if your ...ReadMore

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icon Parking allotment as per builder convenience

We have booked an apartment at the launch of the project in 2016 and it has been handed over in 2022. Half the flats are not sold and yet the builder has blocked the stunt and basement 1 parking for n

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5 months ago


A. Dear Client,
As per the RERA Act (2016), covered garage space can be sold separately by the builder, however, open or stilt parking spaces are considered common amenities, like a lobby, stairs, and garden, and cannot be charged for separately. These areas become the property of the society upon registration, issuance of an Occupation Certificate by the municipal corporation, and the builder's handover. Therefore, the builder cannot block the parking spaces for new customers and give them to old ...ReadMore

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icon Builder had unauthorizedly constructed 2 flats in the cellar and keeps control

Builder constructed illegally/unauthorizedly in the cellar of the building, two 2BHK flats in semi-furnished state in the new apartment building of 40 flats. When association people confronted the bui

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5 months ago


A. Dear Client,
In the absence of a Completion Certificate and Occupancy Certificate issued by the Municipal Authority on the approach of the Builder/Developer, taking possession of the constructed flats by the purchasers may face a variety of legal consequences in the future. Even the housing complex can not form a society or association and get registered under the relevant Act. So, in the prevailing situation, in the absence of any written agreement, when the payment was made to the Builder, for ...ReadMore

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icon Khata for a plot falling in gram panchayat in rural Bengaluru

I have purchased a plot in rural Bengaluru. When I approached the Gram Panchayat for obtaining Khata, I was told that Khata cannot be issued for this property as the layout is illegal. It is a regist

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5 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
You have to work out on it as to whether the land was converted into non-agricultural land and whether layout was approved by the concerned Panchayat etc.

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icon Legal right of open terrace in multistorey residential building

If it is mentioned in the flat registery that the legal rights of terrace will be of builder and no itereference of any flat owners shall be allowed, before UP Apartment (Promotion of Construction, Ow

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5 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
You may contact local advocate who is more acquainted with local laws in specific laws relating to multi storied buildings situated in Uttar Pradesh.

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icon Email is valid to sent notice

Email is valid to sent notice to cooperative housing society

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5 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
In many cases notice sent through Email is not being considered because proving the Email of that particular Society is very difficult. Better send notice through registered post as well to be on safer side.

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icon RTC DOCUMENT AND ITS SURVEY NO(Agriculture Land in Karnataka)

1.RTC document Survey number mismatch is a serious issue which may cause problems? 2. Will this will be advantage to the previous land owners? 3. Do we need any approvals from previous land owners to

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5 months ago


A. Dear Sir,
You may just approach Assistant Commissioner (Revenue) under Section 136(2) of Karnataka Land Revenue Act and get a direction to get correct mismatch of Column No.3 and 9 of RTC.

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icon Handing Over Flat

Hi Sirs, - I have purchased a flat in a project that has 3 blocks. Ours is in Block A which is almost completed. However the STP work is still going on. The Builder is not giving any specific date for

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5 months ago


A. Dear Client
In situations like these, it's crucial to prioritize the safety and convenience of the residents. While the completion of the STP work might be necessary for a comfortable living experience, the absence of an OC (Occupancy Certificate) can lead to complications. The OC is a crucial legal document that confirms the construction has adhered to the necessary guidelines and is safe for occupancy. Moving in without the OC might lead to potential legal and safety risks, and it could impact ...ReadMore

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icon Builder Flat- Case

I had filed a case against builder in district consumer court in back 2021 that they are not paying my Pre EMI under subvention scheme till i don't get possession and One year back i again had filed a

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5 months ago


A. Dear Client,
An aggrieved person cannot file multiple cases at a time or simultaneously before different Forums or Courts claiming relief for the same subject matter or cause of action. The onus solely lies upon the complainant or plaintiff to prove before the Court that the subject matter or cause of action of the cases are different and not the same. If the Courts are satisfied with your pleadings or submission, then your case may be allowed before the different Courts. Otherwise, your case ma ...ReadMore

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icon Do I need NOC for resale of flat? If yes, how much?

I want to sell my flat. Currently, the conveyance deed is not done however society is formed. To whom I need to approach for NOC, builder or society? And how much I have to pay for NOC.

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5 months ago


A. Dear Client,
In the absence of a registered Deed of Conveyance, your status cannot be considered as Owner of the property, So, the question of selling the property or NOC from the Builder or Society does not arise. However, at the moment you may negotiate the matter amicably with the Builder.

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