developer is mandatorily required to convey ground coverage,
plinth area, open spaces, common amenities and roads as
undivided share. Respondent Nos.1 and 2 opposed ... common easements and
common facilities. It requires that the deemed conveyance order
and certificate clearly record that the applicant society has
undivided rights in common
consequently
these common space after the said covering had been used
by various institutes, although the space was termed
common but it always remained ... given 10
spaces by the defendant and volunteered that 10 parking
spaces were given and 5 more parking spaces were given
four days back
prejudice financially by treating open parking space/stilt
parking space as part of `common areas' since he is
entitled to charge price ... discussed above stilt parking space/open parking
space of a building regulated by MOFA is nothing but a
part of `common areas' and, accordingly
area
underneath the staircase which is to be used as common space and he has kept
his personal goods there and even locked the gate ... also submitted that the area
underneath the staircase is not a common space as the said area is basically part
of entry and access
sanctioned a project comprising 124 residential units with
structures, open spaces, common entrances, passages, etc., by the
name 'Townsville'. PEL states that
owners of individual flats/spaces and if they fail to pay
the same to resume such space/flat and to deal with the
same ... aforesaid Building, operation of common services
therein, supply of Water and also maintenance of
common spaces, lifts, fire fighting equipments etc, to
which the Buyer
recurring pattern: if unauthorised
occupation of roads, drains and other common spaces is permitted to
continue for years, the very public record begins
such
society or ground coverage or plinth area, similarly open space,
common services and facilities, roads should be given
recurring pattern: if unauthorised
occupation of roads, drains and other common spaces is permitted to
continue for years, the very public record begins
recurring pattern: if unauthorised
occupation of roads, drains and other common spaces is permitted to
continue for years, the very public record begins
