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Parking issue for Unauthorised Flat


07-Jun-2024 (In Civil Law)
I reside in a G+2 group house where the builder has unlawfully constructed an additional floor without proper municipal approval or documentation. Despite the absence of a valid building plan for the upper floor, the builder has rented out the space to students. Furthermore, he is now asserting ownership over parking spaces within the premises, particularly in the common passage and cellar area, causing a dispute among the remaining owners.
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hi if the builder had constructed the flat without any valid permission then you need to give complaint to the authorities regarding the same to take action on the building and if they failed to take action then you could approach court
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