Law Against Noisy Neighbours in India: Know Your Rights
The people residing in the society always have expectations regarding peace, comfort, and mutual respect. But sometimes, loud music, late-night partying, noise due to construction works, and other types of disturbance can quickly interfere with their routine. This article explains the law
Latest Court Orders About Subscriptions of Residents Welfare Association
Recent court rulings have made one thing very clear. Residents cannot refuse to pay valid maintenance charges and subscriptions that fund common services. At the same time, RWAs and housing societies must maintain transparency, justify expenses, and respect the rights of residents who con
Supreme Court Judgement on Commercial Use of Residential Property
The Supreme Court judgement on commercial use of residential property in India has clarified that using residential premises for business is subject to strict zoning rules, approvals, and permissions. For residents and societies, this means checking usage rights, ensuring legal compliance
List of Commercial Activities Allowed in Residential Area in India
A tuition class on one flat, a clinic on another and delivery vehicles always coming in and out of the building. Situations like these often make residents question where to draw the line between residential and commercial use. The fact is that not all business activity is banned in a res
Parking Allotment Rules for Builder Under RERA
Under the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act, 2016 (RERA), builders cannot sell open or stilt parking spaces as separate units; only covered parking (basement, garage) may be sold if clearly disclosed. The builder must also show total parking availability in sanctioned plans and a
Delhi Apartment Ownership Act 2009
The Delhi Apartment Ownership Act 2009 is an important piece of legislation enacted to address the need for clear legal provisions regarding the ownership and management of apartments in multi-storey buildings within Delhi. This act establishes a framework for individual flat ownership. T
Letter to Society for the Renovation of the Flat
Renovating a flat is a common practice in apartment communities, whether it involves upgrading interiors, repairing old structures, or improving functionality. However, in most residential societies, renovation work cannot begin without prior approval from the management committee. In thi
Shifting Charges in Housing Society
You are moving out of your home or shifting into a new apartment, busy managing packers, paperwork, and logistics, only to be informed by the housing society about an additional fee called shifting charges. If you are confused about what shifting charges in a housing society are and why t