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Dear Sanadiip,
No, there is no such rule
For the flats given on rent -NON OCCUPANCY CHARGES will apply in addition to the regular maintenance cost.
Non occupancy charges will be 10% of the service charges(Common expenses-shared by total no of flats)
eg: if the service charge-(common expenses towards security/ common lighting/ gardening/ housekeeping/ office etc) is Rs:50000/- per month. There are 100 flats in the society. Then per month service charges to the flat is Rs:500/- ; so for tenant it will be 10% addition, which is Rs:50/- permonth extra.
Maintenance cost for flats which is occupied by owners / relatives {Family as described in the byelaw }= (Repair& Maint fund) + (Sinking fund) + Service charges+ parking charges.
Maintenance cost for flats given on rent = (Repair& Maint fund) + (Sinking fund) + Service charges + parking charges + Non occupancy charges (10% of the service charges)
I am living in my relative house can co op housing society taken excess maintenance charge then owner? Kindly suggest me legal advice example if regular member charges 700 can CHS taken excess amount 2200 it is legal or not M 9909944617
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