I required your advice to solve our flat maintenance issue.
As per plan ours is G+2 with 6flats.
Ground floor full car park.
One of the owner bought 2 flats in the first floor and converted into one. Single registration for the undivided share of land and mentioned as 2 flats F2&F3 in the building agreement . From the day one he is not ready to pay the maintenance for the 2 flats and even they are not ready to share in sq.ft basis.
They insisting us to treat their 2 flats as 1. Beacuse of this our maintenance share got increased.
This is happening for the last 7 years. We required your advice to solve this legally.
best regards,
S.Narayanan.
You may pass a resolution during an association meeting and send a legal notice to the defaulter after consulting an advocate.
An interest of 12% per annum may be charged on the default amount from the due date to the payment date.
After this, committee may withdraw community borne facilities such as tanker-water, or generator power supplied during a power-cut, or both.
In this case, re-connection of services shall be made only if and when full default amount has been paid along with interest incurred. For re-connection of services, defaulter has to additionally pay some amount as penalty.
For any other queries feel free to contact me at isidjain1@gmail.com
