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Are amenities and common areas mentioned in sale deed?
06-Nov-2023 (In Property Law)
Dear Sir,
We've purchased a flat in a gated communicy in which AOS(Agreement of sale) mentioned all the amenities but the developer is refusing to mention that "Common area and amenities" will be transferred to association once it's formed in sale deed stating that sale deed is for individual flat not for the common Area. Surprisingly, it's mentioned that terrace is the property of association but not common areas and amenities. Please suggsest if he can be trusted and and AOS won't be void after sale deed is executed. The AOS is unregistered one. What are the legal options and how much time it takes to get justice?
Hi
Terrace is the property of association is factually and legally correct.
Common floor and amenities are under collective ownership of individuals and is part of undivided share of land that is too be detailed in sale deed of an individual flat owner and flat owners will have the right to access and right to use of these common floor and amenities.
Terrace is the property of association is factually and legally correct.
Common floor and amenities are under collective ownership of individuals and is part of undivided share of land that is too be detailed in sale deed of an individual flat owner and flat owners will have the right to access and right to use of these common floor and amenities.
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