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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Purchasing an apartment for oneself is like one’s dream come true. The promoters of opulent apartments are astute experts in selling dream houses.
Once the apartment is sold, innate mischief is unraveled when the apartment owner has to pay through his nose to the promoter initially, and later, to the apartment association, huge amounts either in the shape of arbitrary maintenance charges, or renting/purchasing open space for parking of vehicles, or getting electricity through a single point electricity connection of the society—not to speak of self-promulgated stringent rules of the society.
All these recurring expenses often make the owner wonder that whether he is the owner of the apartment or a tenant?
To loosen the grip of this class of exploiters, The Uttar Pradesh Apartment (Promotion of Construction, Ownership & Maintenance) Act, 2010 has fortuitously come to the rescue of such owners in UP.
This handbook enlightens about the rights and duties of apartment owners and promoters in Uttar Pradesh lest they become penny wise and pound foolish.
Andleeb Naqvi
&
Adeeb Z. Naqvi
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Andleeb Naqvi, Adeeb Z. Naqvi
Mr Andleeb Naqvi is a litigating counsel in the
Supreme Court and Delhi High Court. He is an
M.Phil. in Political Science from Panjab University,
Chandigarh and has more than 30 years of standing as
a law graduate.
&
Mr Adeeb Z. Naqvi is an enrolled Advocate. He is a
merit-based scholarship holder and a topper in his BA,
LL.B. integrated course Batch of 2015-20 from Gautam
Buddha University, Greater Noida, UP and is
currently pursuing LL.M. from West Bengal National University of
Juridical Sciences (NUJS) Kolkata.
