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UI’m only writing this for your clarification. I’m only getting 2 floors. The other floors are going to the builder. I have also added a clause in my agreement with the builder that any damage that may happen during construction to the neighboruing building will be fixed to its original or at top most quality and have asked neighbours that I’m ready to sign or add a clause with NOC that if any damage happen via our own construction to their building it will be our responsibility to fix it. Since the neighbouring building is a flat, one of them has agreed, but the others are asking for 4 lakh. So, I’m not sure how I’m being greedy here? All I want is to have a fair system for all.UThis law is for stilt plus 4 not for basement. I personally think it should be implemented if there is a wall share otherwise this is just an extortion lawUThe plot is worth about 3.5 cr. Hence, I’m okay with the deal I have with the current builder. At the end of the day of course the builder would also make some money.cUI do understand your concern, but with the current rate in our area this deal does seem okay to us. The first problem on our hand is this neighbouring plot trying to extortion this amount from usUHaha I wish it was that easy. First, he wants this money just for the NOC certificate. Second, there is a very low chance of this happening since we want a separate wall for our building.UI understand that, but the way our deal is structured in a way with a builder that we are not getting anything close to the 14cr. We will only be getting 2 floors while the builder will get another 2.UNo, because the rule wasn’t implemented then, and as far as I know, you only need NOC for stilt plus 4 floor. Unfortunately, it is our requirement to have that.UI have no idea why on earth there is a law like this. This will just turn into an extortion business for many people. And genuine people will suffer the most because of itUThis law has been implemented by DTCP which is department of town and country Haryana in March 2024
