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Parthasarathy Balraj   15 November 2023

How to share amenties cost in gated society (villa and apartments)

If community has apartment and villas then
1) How to calculate Share for villa specific amenties.

  - Roads, Street light, Garden and Compound

2) How to calculate share for common amenties.

  - Club house and Park



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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     16 November 2023

Ideally, maintenance costs are charged per square meter of the unit or apartment. Fees for services such as cleaning, garbage collection, use of equipment, repair and maintenance of common facilities such as elevators are shared equally among all unit residents. However, utility costs (water and electricity) are billed according to individual usage. But the law doesn’t concern itself with the issues of fair levying of charges as per the size of the residence and the utility of services. However, since the co-operative is a collaborative effort, every resident’s grievance or discomfort is duly noted and rightly resolved by the use of different calculation systems. A few of them are given below: charges based on per square feet  equal fee Hybrid fee;   The charges can be categorically divided as shown below: Service charges, parking charges, non occupancy charges, sinking fund, property tax, insurance charges, lease/rent charges,  Other charges as decided by the governing body of the society as and when needed.

Answer is repeated for the question repeated within a week in a different form.

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     16 November 2023

Repeated and already responded query as observed from your profile,

posted a new topic in forum How to share amenties cost in gated society (villa and apartments)

posted a new topic in forum Lift amc should be beared from apartment or together with villa in a gated community?

posted a new topic in forum How to calculate legal monthly maintenance for gated community (villa and apartments)?

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Read more at: https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/profile.asp?member_id=998288

It is ridiculous.


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