My family recently purchased a flat in Dombivali from a well-known builder. They initially demanded cash for an open parking space, but we refused. After reporting this to the police and relevant authorities, they agreed to provide parking. However, they’ve assigned a spot about 400 meters away from our building, which feels inconvenient. Is there any law or court decision that clarifies a reasonable distance for parking allocation in such cases?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › My family recently purchased a flat in Dombivali from a well-known builder. They initially demanded cash for an open parking space, but we refused. After reporting this to the police and relevant authorities, they agreed to provide parking. However, they’ve assigned a spot about 400 meters away from our building, which feels inconvenient. Is there any law or court decision that clarifies a reasonable distance for parking allocation in such cases?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My family recently purchased a flat in Dombivali from a well-known builder. They initially demanded cash for an open parking space, but we refused. After reporting this to the police and relevant authorities, they agreed to provide parking. However, they’ve assigned a spot about 400 meters away from our building, which feels inconvenient. Is there any law or court decision that clarifies a reasonable distance for parking allocation in such cases?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

Indian law does not specify a fixed distance for parking allocation. However, courts consider factors like the size of the building, the availability of parking within the complex, and the practical inconvenience caused by the distance in determining whether the allocation is reasonable. You may consult with a lawyer to understand the specific legal position and explore options for challenging the assigned parking space.

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