Sell of common areas in a hsg society by the builders

1. Compulsory "common open space" is defined in the Civic laws (BMC Act) and is "mandatory" and cannot be used for what-so-ever purposes and cannot be sold to anybody for what-ever purposes. 2. If common area is sold off to a private person or to a society member. THEN THE COMMON AREA does not remain common area and becomes a private area. Hence LOGICALLY there is no question of it being called as a common area. 3. There is nothing in MOFA for such illegal nuisance. Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal

1. Compulsory "common open space" is defined in the Civic laws (BMC Act) and is "mandatory" and cannot be used for what-so-ever purposes and cannot be sold to anybody for what-ever purposes. 2. If common area is sold off to a private person or to a society member. THEN THE COMMON AREA does not remain common area and becomes a private area. Hence LOGICALLY there is no question of it being called as a common area. 3. There is nothing in MOFA for such illegal nuisance. Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal