I bought an open car parking space from a well-known builder in Greater Noida back in 2013, paying ₹1.5 lakh for it. It’s mentioned in my allotment letter. Now, the builder wants an extra ₹50,000 to convert it into a covered parking space. Is it legally possible for me to ask them for a refund or to convert the parking without extra charges?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I bought an open car parking space from a well-known builder in Greater Noida back in 2013, paying ₹1.5 lakh for it. It’s mentioned in my allotment letter. Now, the builder wants an extra ₹50,000 to convert it into a covered parking space. Is it legally possible for me to ask them for a refund or to convert the parking without extra charges?
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Apni Law Staff asked 10 months ago

I bought an open car parking space from a well-known builder in Greater Noida back in 2013, paying ₹1.5 lakh for it. It’s mentioned in my allotment letter. Now, the builder wants an extra ₹50,000 to convert it into a covered parking space. Is it legally possible for me to ask them for a refund or to convert the parking without extra charges?

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Apni Law Staff answered 10 months ago

Based on your allotment letter, you have a legal claim to the open parking space. The builder cannot unilaterally impose an additional charge for conversion to covered parking. You can either request a refund or pursue conversion without additional charges, citing your original agreement.

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