Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago
My family booked a flat in 2012, with possession promised for March 2013. But, the handover was delayed until March 2016. The brochure mentioned stilt car parking, although the agreement didn’t. It also stated that parking wasn’t separately sellable. During possession, I asked for my assigned space. They offered me a choice from available spots, but then marked my chosen space without confirming. Later, I found out they’d given my parking to someone else. Now, they’re offering an open space near my flat, with a makeshift roof. I’m worried this is common area and shouldn’t be used for parking. Can I fight for the stilt parking I was promised in court? They haven’t even compensated me for the delay.
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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago
You have grounds to fight for the stilt parking you were promised in court. The builder’s delay in handing over possession and the misrepresentation about the parking facility violate the agreement, and you may be entitled to compensation. The builder’s actions regarding your assigned space and the offered open space also raise concerns about potential violations of building regulations and your rights.
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