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Carpet Area Issue

Q: Hi

I am in the process of buying a resale flat in Kandivli Area. It is a 2BHK flat.

Here is the situation:

- Original agreement from Builder to first owner had 3 flats each of 210, 235 and 195 sq ft carpet area

- However, the building was constructed differently for some reason and all 3 flats were combined into 1 with total carpet area of 720 sq ft

- Agreement from Builder to first owner has 3 separate agreements with 210,235 and 195 sq ft

- Agreement from First builder to second builder has 720 sq ft carpet area

- Society NOC provided at the time purchase made by second owner has 720 sq ft carpet area

- Index 2 page has 720 sq ft carpet

My concern is why is there a difference between original agreeement and all other agreements. Also, is it safe to go ahead with the deal? Are there any other documentation that I should be checking to be extra sure on this?

Please advice

Thank you and good luck!
Replies (2)
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I would suggest you to take the advice of a legal expert in this matter. I am sure, he or she will guide you in a proper manner.
Sunil Joshi


2
Price of the increased or decreased carpet area should be considered by the builder at the time of registration of the property and accordingly the buyer has to pay the amount or get the refund for the reduced area this is very common and in case you do not have any other dispute you can go ahead for the registration of the property for 720 sq.ft.
Sandeep Mhatre


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