Difference in carpet area

You can refer the deed of the seller before an experienced lawyer in the local and get an opinion in person because without knowing the contents of the registered title deed,  any opinion given here may be a misguidance. 

To transfer the carpet area from the builder to the occupier, you'll need to follow these steps: 1. *Verify the carpet area*: Ensure the builder has provided the correct carpet area in the sale agreement or contract. 2. *Conduct a joint inspection*: Arrange a joint inspection with the builder and occupier to measure the carpet area together. 3. *Use a standardized measurement method*: Use a standardized method like the "net internal area" (NIA) or "carpet area" method to measure the space. 4. *Document the measurement*: Record the measurement in a document, including the length, widdth, and total carpet area. 5. *Agree on the carpet area*: Ensure both parties agree on the measured carpet area. 6. *Update the sale agreement*: Update the sale agreement or contract to reflect the agreed-upon carpet area. 7. *Obtain a NOC*: Obtain a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from the builder, acknowledging the transfer of the carpet area to the occupier. 8. *Handover the documents*: Hand over the documents, including the updated sale agreement and NOC, to the occupier. Remember to communicate clearly and transparently throughout the process to avoid any disputes. Let me know if you have any further questions!