Corpus fund related querry for redevelopment of society Corpus fund related querry for redevelopment of society

8 months ago

Initially our developer was going to redevolp our society under section 33(7) using 2.70 fsi 12 floors society but after demolishing the society now he wants to develop it under section 33(12)B using 4.05 fsi, in our development agreement we have mentioned that in future if builder gets extra fsi to develop the society then in such case he will compensate society as per ready recknor rate for such additional fsi availed, but our developer is not giving us the benefits of such additional fsi used by him as he says that he is not bound to obey this clause in development agreement as he is not constructing society under section 33(7), Please guide me whether developer is right or not.

Anik

Responded 8 months ago

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A.Dear client,
in case any additional FSI is available, its benefit would be accrued to the society, the developer cannot claim it. Please file a civil suit against him in the Civil Court
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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Sir,
It seems the property is situated in a place other than Bengaluru city. Please consult local lawyer who is more acquainted with local laws and customs and get legal advise.
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