Dear Sir/Madam, I own a 35×50 feet plot in Bangalore. My neighbour is building a ground plus three-storey house, almost covering their entire plot, and ignoring the Bangalore Development Authority regulations. Could you advise on whom to complain to or how to stop this construction and ensure they comply with the rules? Thanks, Chandramohan

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I own a 35×50 feet plot in Bangalore. My neighbour is building a ground plus three-storey house, almost covering their entire plot, and ignoring the Bangalore Development Authority regulations. Could you advise on whom to complain to or how to stop this construction and ensure they comply with the rules?

Thanks,

Chandramohan

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Dear Sir/Madam,

I own a 35×50 feet plot in Bangalore. My neighbour is building a ground plus three-storey house, almost covering their entire plot, and ignoring the Bangalore Development Authority regulations. Could you advise on whom to complain to or how to stop this construction and ensure they comply with the rules?

Thanks,

Chandramohan

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a complaint with the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) regarding the violation of building regulations. The BDA has the authority to investigate the complaint, issue stop-work notices, and take action against the builder for non-compliance. You can also consider approaching the local municipal corporation or a lawyer specializing in real estate law for further guidance.

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