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roof right and construction on the roof


10-Sep-2023 (In Property Law)
I am residing in ghaziabad. as 2years ago my father purchased a builder flat top floor covering the area around 41.40 Sq.mtrs . the total area of the plot was 82.81 Sq.mtrs .at the time of purchase builder assure us that the roof is not particularly reserved for someone, any one has the access to roof. the building contains 3 completed floors having 2 flats on one floor, a shop on ground and a flat at back side in ground itself . the construction of the flats was a collaboration agreement between the builder and the plot owners. the plot owner has a shop and the flat in parking area. Now they are trying to build a complete floor on roof also. After that the building will contain 5 floors. and there is no support to building from both sides. Sir, i want to know that is there any legal step that can we take to stop that construction as it is a danger for all the flat owners. please enlighten me with your gracious knowledge Sir.
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Answer #1
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Firstly report the matter to GDA for illegal construction, if the authority had not sanctioned the revised plan. Secondly go through the agreement and check if there is any clause related to further construction in future. If it is there then confirm that do the plot owners needs consent of existing residents.
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