Rent control act(tenancy act)

sailee ghorpade (Querist) 06 January 2021 This query is : Resolved
i own a flat in co op housing society and i have purchased my own parking when i bought the flat.
i have rented out my flat and my tenant is parking his car on the purchased parking. but now the society people are not letting him use our parking space saying that a tenant cannot use the space (which actually belongs to us). we have been paying parking charges
other residents are haressing the tenant and people are blocking /parking vehicle behind the tenants car so he cannot remove his car.
please advice whether the society has the right over my purchased parking and if my tenant cannot use our parking???
they are threatening to issue a legal notice to me and are telling us to park the car outside the building.
please advice if i can take any action legally ? or they are legally correct ??

thank you

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A flat owner who purchased a parking space is facing issues with their housing society, which is preventing their tenant from using the space. The owner believes they have the right to let their tenant use the purchased parking. The society is reportedly harassing the tenant and threatening legal action against the owner. Advice is sought on whether the society has authority over the purchased parking and if legal action can be taken against the society's obstruction.

Isaac Gabriel (Expert) 06 January 2021
You can also make complaint and take legal action agaist those who obstct.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 06 January 2021
If you have purchased the parking space then you have absolute right to park your vehicle .Society and other flat owners have no right to make obstruction .Issue notice to society and if notoce not complied with then file injunction suit against society.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 08 January 2021
Parking space is part of common area of the Society which can not be sold.

krishna mohan (Expert) 25 February 2021
Your tenent has every right of you and no one can prevent that including your society. Make a police complaint if society is not yielding to your voice.

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