K'taka assembly passes apartment Bill: From ownership to redevelopment, rules defined
The Karnataka Assembly has passed a landmark bill to regulate apartment ownership and management effectively.
This legislation lays the groundwork for Residents' Welfare Associations and offers guidance on managing common spaces.
It also introduces a multi-tiered dispute resolution system.
For redevelopment initiatives, a majority of 75% owner consent is now required, with owners who decline receiving double their property's assessed value.
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