We built a 6-storey apartment building on a 2,800 square foot plot in a prestigious neighbourhood, following builder agreements. However, residents are now protesting, demanding demolition due to the lack of setbacks. They’ve filed complaints with the development authority, commissioner, DM, and other officials. What can we do to resolve this situation and avoid demolition?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › We built a 6-storey apartment building on a 2,800 square foot plot in a prestigious neighbourhood, following builder agreements. However, residents are now protesting, demanding demolition due to the lack of setbacks. They’ve filed complaints with the development authority, commissioner, DM, and other officials. What can we do to resolve this situation and avoid demolition?
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We built a 6-storey apartment building on a 2,800 square foot plot in a prestigious neighbourhood, following builder agreements. However, residents are now protesting, demanding demolition due to the lack of setbacks. They’ve filed complaints with the development authority, commissioner, DM, and other officials. What can we do to resolve this situation and avoid demolition?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should consult with a legal professional immediately. It’s crucial to understand the specific building regulations and setbacks required for your plot in that area. While engaging with the residents and exploring compromises is advisable, you need legal guidance to navigate the complaints and potential legal actions.

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