Parking dispute

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 10 June 2011 This query is : Resolved
Dear Experts i have been posting the below mentioned queries for the 3rd time. Kindly reply...help is needed

Two societies are located in the same complex (VASAI E) and are currently sharing common entrance and parking space.

Society "A" which is a 7 storey tower was built first. Subsequently the promoter had built Society "B" in the space meant for Garden of Society "A".
Society "B" is also a registered society for the last 5 yrs.
Now society "A" has issued a notice to society "B" stating that "B" is built on land meant for garden of "A", hence they are entitled for parking within the compound and also "B" must have there separate gate from the back lane of the building.

kindly advice.

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prabhakar singh (Expert) 10 June 2011
In my opinion since society "A" has deliberately allowed the building of society "B",society "A" has lost its earlier right of parking by keeping mum at the time of construction which was made after a huge investment that too in A's knowledge.
B is advised to defend and not obey commands of A,since a has no such rights now.

Chanchal Nag Chowdhury (Expert) 10 June 2011
It appears that both the buildings belonged to the same set of people.
At most, "A" is entitled to compensation.

prabhakar singh (Expert) 10 June 2011
EVEN AT SUCH A DELAYED STAGE Mr. C.NAG CHOWDHURY??????????????

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 13 June 2011
Dear Sir,

The issue is that “A” has sent notice to “B” stating that “occupants of B must park their vehicles outside the compound and also use separate gate for entry in the premises”.

Regarding compensation, since “A” and “B” are developed by the same promoter who is entitled to pay compensation
1. Promoter to “A”
2. “B” to “A”

Facts- while replying to the above query pl take into consideration that
1.“B” is registered society for last 5 years.
2. Promoter has sold all the flats in “B”
3. Since last 5 years occupants of “B” have been parking their vehicle in the compound.

thanks

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