Our developer has decided to add residential floors to the clubhouse in violation of the original plan. As the clubhouse is at the south-end of the HIG complex, adding floors to it will affect the southerly breeze and block the view of the south-facing apartments.
It may also be mentioned that the developer charged an extra location-benefit cost for south-facing apartments. Do we have a strong legal case?
Please find out whether the Municipal Corporation has approved the modified plan. If yes, the developer can add floors to the clubhouse. But you have a case if there is a proper document that shows the promoter charged extra for south-facing flats. You should consult a lawyer.
The extra charge should be returned if new construction violates the facilities for which it was paid.
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