Is a builder liable to pay maintenance for unsold flat after society is formed?
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Is a builder liable to pay maintenance for unsold flat after society is formed?
– Yes, even not under RERA , hence also after forming society , the society can send a notice to the builder /landowner for paying the maintenance of unsold flats. Yes this clause can be added in the agreement by the builder. Once society formed, every flat owner will have to pay MC including builder and LO.
Can society be formed without completion certificate?
Obtaining an OC is a requirement under the Karnataka Apartment Ownership Act, 1972. The law says one cannot legally move into a building unless the developer gets an occupancy certificate from the BBMP or BDA. The corporation can ask apartment owners to leave such illegally occupied flats or impose heavy penalties.
When can a builder charge maintenance?
The builders may ask for 12 months, or 24 months, of maintenance charges in advance at the time of possession. Once handed over to the RWA, the frequency of collecting the maintenance charges is decided by it.
Can builder disconnect electricity?
The builder cannot disconnect the basic amenity services namely water supply electricity supply for any reasons, if at all he has any claim towards the arrears of maintenance amount he may have to follow the due process of law and not by indulging in such illegal activities.
Can builder charge maintenance without completion certificate?
builder cannot compel you to pay day to day expenses until completion certificate has issued and society has formed. Once you make the final payment, then on, you are responsible for payments related to the flat which at this stage would be the electricity bill and monthly maintenance charges.
What is rule for flat maintenance charges?
Expenses on repair and maintenance of the building are 0.75\% per year of the construction cost per flat. Service charges like housekeeping, security guard, equipment used, electricity charges and so on are equally divided among the residents. Expenses on repair and maintenance of lifts are also divided.