Dear Sir,
My society is being considered for redevelopment. I am the owner of a flat whose physical carpet area is 1000 sq.ft. (part of which is terrace- say 400 sq. ft.). The area that is being considered by society as per the conveyance deeds is 600 sq. ft. - they say that the terrace area is not mentioned in the conveyance. The access to this terrace is only through my flat and I am in possession of the same since last 35 years. I also have one circular from the society signed by the architect of the society wherein they have mentioned the area of all the flats. As per this circular the area of my flat is only 600 sq. ft. However there is a note at the end wherein they have mentioned that in addition to the flats there is also an additional 200 sq ft. of area for the 5 th floor i.e. the floor on which my flat is located. My query is that does it mean that this additional 200 sq. ft. is also legally passed and the new developer should not objeact in providing the same to the society. I know that if the developer is ready the society would have no objection in providing the same to me. If yes what legal document can be given to the developer so that he does not object. Also is it possible that the original builder would have got the extra area i.e. 200 sq. ft. cleared at a later stage from BMC.
