Reading: Our builder created two apartment blocks, D1 and D2, with 54 flats and 54 bungalows in a gated community. While there’s a separate entrance for each, the amenities (like the clubhouse, pool, and water well) were meant to be shared. The sewage treatment plant is near D1 and D2, yet the bungalow residents claim the agreement only grants them access to the amenities. This leaves us, the flat owners, unable to use them, and the builder isn’t resolving the issue.

Our builder created two apartment blocks, D1 and D2, with 54 flats and 54 bungalows in a gated community. While there’s a separate entrance for each, the amenities (like the clubhouse, pool, and water well) were meant to be shared. The sewage treatment plant is near D1 and D2, yet the bungalow residents claim the agreement only grants them access to the amenities. This leaves us, the flat owners, unable to use them, and the builder isn’t resolving the issue.

Last updated: August 25, 2025 1:15 pm

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2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Property › Our builder created two apartment blocks, D1 and D2, with 54 flats and 54 bungalows in a gated community. While there’s a separate entrance for each, the amenities (like the clubhouse, pool, and water well) were meant to be shared. The sewage treatment plant is near D1 and D2, yet the bungalow residents claim the agreement only grants them access to the amenities. This leaves us, the flat owners, unable to use them, and the builder isn’t resolving the issue.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Our builder created two apartment blocks, D1 and D2, with 54 flats and 54 bungalows in a gated community. While there’s a separate entrance for each, the amenities (like the clubhouse, pool, and water well) were meant to be shared. The sewage treatment plant is near D1 and D2, yet the bungalow residents claim the agreement only grants them access to the amenities. This leaves us, the flat owners, unable to use them, and the builder isn’t resolving the issue.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

The builder’s failure to ensure shared access to amenities for both apartment and bungalow residents likely violates the terms of your purchase agreements and possibly applicable building regulations. You may have grounds to pursue legal action against the builder to enforce your right to use the shared facilities.