If the builder has not completed your share flat and the flat remains incomplete and unoccupied, your obligation to pay maintenance is determined by the builder-buyer agreement, society bylaws, and applicable state laws. In many circumstances, after the association is created and maintenance is transferred, owners may be forced to contribute to common area maintenance even if they have not moved in.
If the builder has delayed possession or breached the agreement, you can oppose the demand and seek clarification from the association, or you can
consult a property lawyerfor legal counsel.
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Do I have to pay maintenance for an unfinished and unoccupied flat?
We had given JD to builder, he has not completed our share apartment and association has been formed and their are demanding maintenance charges for Unfinished unoccupied flats should we pay?
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