Escalation Matrix in a Housing Society
A leaky pipe, a parking problem that is not fixed, a broken elevator or constant noise complaints can really annoy people who live in a building when nobody takes care of it. Many housing societies just pass complaints from one person to another without checking if the problem is solved,
What is RERA Compliance for Societies? Checklists & Rights
Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, or RERA Compliance is a legislation designed to introduce accountability, transparency, and fairness to the real estate industry. Although initially RERA was concerned with the builders and developers, housing societies
Is Duct Area in apartment a restricted area: Safety Aspect
The apartment building’s duct area is a vital part of daily life. It houses the infrastructure that keeps you connected – internet, broadband, and telecom cables. Of course, newer apartments have dedicated ducts that protect these communication lines. These ducts prevent interference, esp
Karnataka Lifts, Escalators and Passenger Conveyors Rules, 2015
The Karnataka Lifts Escalators and Passenger Conveyors Act 2012 emerged as a significant safety regulation at the time of its official enforcement on January 20, 2015. The Energy Department of Karnataka designed this Act (Number 9 of 2013) to establish complete guidelines that ensure lift
How to make Hard Water Soft in Housing Societies
Hard water is a common issue in many housing societies, affecting appliances, plumbing, and personal care. It contains high levels of calcium and magnesium that leave residue on surfaces, damage machines, and dry out skin and hair. Understanding how to soften water in an apartment is esse
What Is Housing Society Maintenance Receipt?
Housing societies require regular maintenance fees for the upkeep of common areas and amenities. These charges are legally payable by all residents and property owners. Maintenance amounts generally total around 0.75% of the flat’s construction cost annually. Payments may be made monthly,
A Guide to Kerala Apartment Ownership Act 1983
The Kerala Apartment Ownership Act is a landmark legislation that provides for the ownership rights of an individual apartment within a building. It also allows one to make such an apartment heritable and deems it qualified as transferable property. <!--
Leave and License Agreement for Housing Society
A leave and license agreement is a legal document under Section 52 of the Indian Easements Act, 1882, where a flat owner (licensor) permits another person (licensee) to temporarily occupy their housing society flat without transferring ownership or tenancy rights. It is revocable, typical