Siva Kumar (NA) 05 July 2015

Parking for illegal floor flat owners

Dear All,

We purchased a flat from builder in the year of 2010. Builder got approval to construct 3 floors (G+2) from local authority. All the flats not sold in time and builder allocated specific parking slot through a document on Rs.100 Non Judicial stamp paper. Which is signed by Builder and Land Owners. After 2 years, new falt owners started disputing about the parking slots allocated to us. My Question,

is our allocation is valid ?

Flat owners of Illegal floor, Do they have parking rights ?

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Tanu Yogendra Oza (Founder) 05 July 2015

As per law and supreme court orders, parking is a common space which can not be sold to individuals. They have full right to raise the dispute and they can get judgement in their favor if they raise this dispute in court of law.

Tanu Yogendra Oza (Founder) 05 July 2015

Siva Kumar (NA) 06 July 2015

Thank you Tanu Madam.

But, My question, how illegal flat owner i.e. Flat constructed on floor which don't have any permission, can calim for Parking slot ?

nikhil 07 July 2015

Dear sir

i am the president of siliguri golden plaza cultural association commercial complex of impoter for terms 2015-2016 , and many things came to my notice there is a tower of indus tower in our roof and they are paying 25000 per month to builder ,there is a geneator set of indusbank installed in the common space of building but rent 27600 per month goes to developer ,

the developer has already sold all his shop on 2004 and hand over the same to complex society and society had register the same in 2007 in the name of siliguri goldenplaza cultural association

so all this rent should come to the association form the year of handover or not , and roof right also will be of association or developer

need help as we are suffering maintaince due to insufficent fund

pliz help us

nikhil 08 July 2015

To all Pliz send me the solution to the problem we are facing as time is limited with us

nikhil 08 July 2015

To all Pliz send me the solution to the problem we are facing as time is limited with us

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 21 July 2015

1. The objectives of the "cultural" association needs to be checked by a local lawyer to find out if a "cultural association" is entitled to hold property.

2. IF the answer is NO to the above THEN the "cultural association" will not be able to raise any claim against the builder /developer.

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