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Needhelp regarding Water connection cut by society

Q: There is water logging issue happening in a flat below my flat . Other flat owner is always suspecting this is due to some problem in my bathroom . Both the parties are staying here since more than 5 years .
There might be internal leakage problem, however please note that neither it has developed over period of years nor is due to any modifications done by me in my bathroom. Other flat owner has been getting this problem checked from Day 1, & hence in my view this is a STRUCTURAL defect.
My bathroom is in same condition without a single modification/alteration done since I have taken handover the flat from the builder. Only thing done was white cement filling in bathroom tiles to avoid any water leakage & that was also done to avoid any possible leakage.
A very important point here is the other flat owner is a committee member & has strong hold in society .
I have already initiated communication with builder to get the problem checked & repaired to resolve the issue .
In recent development Society has cut the water supply to my bathroom & on enquiring society supervisor told me , this will be connected back only when you get your internal repair done & problem is resolved.
I need expert advice here what options I have to tackle this scenario. Please help with any contact pointers if you can provide me.

Replies (2)
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Hi,
I think you should get a Civil Engineer and Authorised Plumber inspection done to find root of the problem even if it requires breaking of few tiles. Once root cause found then reading down the by-laws either Society / Association takes the responsibility as per by-laws or the developers. Thanks
Shrabani Deodhar


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i think you should call for a Apartment Association meeting and raise your voice in front of them. If you have mailed the builder regarding this problem, keep a copy of that and present at the time of meeting. Better, involve a legal expert in this matter, he will guide you properly.
Ravindra Singh


Hi Manish,
I think you should ask for the assistance from the management or the developers. If it is necessary, you should with the engagement of a legal consultant request the responsible person to stop the leakage in accordance with the provisions under the Deed of Mutual Covenant
15th March 2016


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