21 May,2010 01:35 PM IST | | Dr Vinod Sampat
Advocate Vinod Sampat, President, Stamp Duty and Registration Payers' Association, Mumbai, answers all questions. Email him at: housegrouse@mid-day.com
My 68-year-old mother is living in a cooperative housing society in Nerul. Her neighbour has installed an iron safety door, which is encroaching on her main doorframe. The society refuses to entertain my mother's complaint as her neighbour is in good terms with the members. What should she do?I have purchased a flat at Gorai and I have applied for a loan as well but the society is not providing me an NOC for loan stating that the owner has not handed over the original documents (share certificates, society member list, balance sheet). I have already registered the flat. What can be done? -- Sushil Bhor
Request the society to resolve the issue amicably. Consult a lawyer and issue a notice to both the parties stating that the act of theirs is causing mental torture and inconvenience to you.
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