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DDA flat consttuction complaint


24-Feb-2024 (In Civil Law)
I constructed a floor on my DDA flat as like every other person in my neighbourhood has constructed upon their flats but the ground floor owner is saying that I cannot construct another floor on my flat he is saying that it is illegal. But in my neighbourhood everyone has built their floors then who gives him the right to stop me constructing my property. Please help mobile 9718638118
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Answer #1
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yes you can construct floor but with the prayer permission from DDA because modification and amending the fruits if some neighbourhood you to do something obstructing to do something then it is your absolute right to file a case against them.
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Answer #2
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Constructing a floor on the third level is prohibited by law. If someone files a writ petition before the High Court, your constructed floor could face demolition. It is strongly advised against proceeding with construction, as your building's structural integrity was designed to accommodate only three floors. Adding two more floors risks compromising its stability and could lead to collapse.
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