A resident on the 10th floor is concerned about their neighbour's balcony extension on the 9th floor, which is blocking their view. The advice given is that balcony grill extensions are legally permitted up to the 'chajja' level, but only with prior approval from the local Municipal Office. Without this permission, it's an offence under town planning and municipal laws. While societies can have rules, they don't have the legal authority to grant or deny permission for such structures; the municipality holds that power. The resident is advised to check if the neighbour obtained proper municipal permission and to lodge a complaint if the extension is illegal or against bye-laws.