Flat owners cannot stop another society from using common amenities if sale deed allows it: High Court
- Posted on August 18, 2026
- By The Times of India
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In brief
A High Court ruling has clarified property rights regarding shared facilities in residential complexes. When sale deeds explicitly permit access to common amenities, neighboring societies cannot legally prevent such usage. The landmark judgment addresses disputes over clubhouses, recreational facilities, and infrastructure access, establishing important precedent for multi-society housing developments and clarifying obligations under property law.
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Flat owners cannot stop another society from using common amenities if sale deed allows it: High Court
Imagine waking up one morning, heading down to your housing society's clubhouse, and finding residents from the neighbouring society using the gym, pool, roads and entrance gate. This is what happened to residents of Arya Hamsa, a housing society in Bengaluru.
