Rights of plot owners in a cooperative society
Dear Forum and readers Aslamoalikom,
I found this site very useful accordingly i am going to write my problem here to get some useful advice from respectable and experienced people.
I purchased a 21 Marla plot in jan 2011 at a co-operative housing society raiwind road lahore, while purchasing i got the allotment letter of 21 marla and paid the transfer charges for 21 marla, old possession letter (Seller) also shown the same area.
Last month i applied for my own possession to build house but after 25 days society called me and said it is 18 marla not 21 marla because they create new plot in the same row.
and they are not giving any compensation for less area.
1 marla which is more than one kanal excess land also paid by the old seller and i have copy of invoice and a copy of old possession letter.
I need help as i am really not aware about my rights for this case, may i get less area or go to court. and if i go to court normally this kind of cases takes how long, and anybody can help me to find out any good wakeel.
In General practice what are the expense need to be paid to a good wakeel for said issue.
Please give advice to relief me from this stress.
ZDM replied on Wednesday, November 21, 2012 01:53 PM
Housing societies sometimes do that.But you are definitely entitled to compensation in lieu of the 3 marlas that you are losing. But you have to adopt the legal procedure to get your right. Different lawyers charge different fees. But you can claim the litigation cost also alongwith the price of the land lost by you. |
