Bengaluru Builder Ordered to Provide Parking for Flats Bought from Landowner

26 Mar 2024 CW Team

A court in Bengaluru has directed a builder to allocate parking spaces for flats purchased from a landowner. This decision comes as a relief to residents who were facing challenges due to the lack of parking facilities in the apartment complex.

The court's ruling emphasises the importance of providing essential amenities such as parking spaces to residents of housing complexes. It underscores the builder's responsibility to fulfil commitments made to homebuyers and ensure the provision of necessary facilities for comfortable living.

The directive to allocate parking spaces for flats purchased from the landowner reflects the court's commitment to upholding the rights of homebuyers and addressing grievances related to inadequate infrastructure in housing projects.

As the builder is instructed to comply with the court's order, residents can expect improved amenities and convenience in the apartment complex. The allocation of parking spaces is likely to enhance the quality of life for residents and alleviate parking-related issues in the locality.

The court's decision serves as a precedent for holding builders accountable for fulfilling their obligations towards homebuyers and ensuring the provision of essential facilities in housing projects. It reinforces the importance of regulatory oversight and judicial intervention in safeguarding the interests of consumers in the real estate sector.

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