Respected Sir, We recently acquired a showroom within a complex that also houses commercial spaces. We currently use the showroom as a warehouse and need to unload containers within the complex. Some residents are raising concerns about this practice. The area where we park our containers is designated for commercial use and doesn’t obstruct any residential entrances. Would it be permissible to unload our containers by parking them within the complex?

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We recently acquired a showroom within a complex that also houses commercial spaces. We currently use the showroom as a warehouse and need to unload containers within the complex. Some residents are raising concerns about this practice. The area where we park our containers is designated for commercial use and doesn’t obstruct any residential entrances. Would it be permissible to unload our containers by parking them within the complex?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Respected Sir,

We recently acquired a showroom within a complex that also houses commercial spaces. We currently use the showroom as a warehouse and need to unload containers within the complex. Some residents are raising concerns about this practice. The area where we park our containers is designated for commercial use and doesn’t obstruct any residential entrances. Would it be permissible to unload our containers by parking them within the complex?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, using a showroom as a warehouse and unloading containers within a commercial area of a complex is generally permissible, provided it doesn’t obstruct any residential entrances or violate any specific provisions of the building’s bye-laws or local municipal regulations.

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