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    The document outlines rules and regulations for common areas in residential apartment buildings. It states that common areas like swimming pools, playgrounds, gardens, elevators, lobbies, parking lots, and corridors are owned collectively and used by all residents. Residents pay monthly maintenance fees for upkeep of these shared spaces. The rules prohibit personal use of common areas, disturbing other residents, converting spaces to other uses, encroaching on the areas, blocking them with objects, hanging clothes to dry, parking in them, and fixing fixtures without permission.

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    The document outlines rules and regulations for common areas in residential apartment buildings. It states that common areas like swimming pools, playgrounds, gardens, elevators, lobbies, parking lots, and corridors are owned collectively and used by all residents. Residents pay monthly maintenance fees for upkeep of these shared spaces. The rules prohibit personal use of common areas, disturbing other residents, converting spaces to other uses, encroaching on the areas, blocking them with objects, hanging clothes to dry, parking in them, and fixing fixtures without permission.

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    The document outlines rules and regulations for common areas in residential apartment buildings. It states that common areas like swimming pools, playgrounds, gardens, elevators, lobbies, parking lots, and corridors are owned collectively and used by all residents. Residents pay monthly maintenance fees for upkeep of these shared spaces. The rules prohibit personal use of common areas, disturbing other residents, converting spaces to other uses, encroaching on the areas, blocking them with objects, hanging clothes to dry, parking in them, and fixing fixtures without permission.

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    COMMON AREA

    RULES & REGULATIONS

    The areas in the residential setup are paid for and owned by everyone, who
    owns his/her apartment in the residential society. Common areas are also used
    by the tenants of the residential project.

    Common area in apartments includes.

    Swimming pool, running track, playing area for kids, garden, elevators, lobby
    area, parking lots, and Corridors. These are some examples of common areas.
    Owners and tenants have paid/to pay maintenance charges every month for
    common areas.

    Rules to be followed in the common area in apartments buildings:

     No resident is allowed in the common area for his personal use.


     Should maintain peace in the common area so that other residents
    won’t get disturbed.
     Common areas cannot be converted for any other purpose.
     Common areas are not to be encroached by the owners/tenants.
     Common area should not be blocked with any kind of
    articles/equipment/flowerpots, etc.,
     Cloths drying ceiling hangers are not to be put in the common area.
     No cloths should be put up for drying in common area parapet railings.
     Common areas are not the place for parking cycles/vehicles.
     No permanent fixtures are to be fixed in front of flats in common areas.

    With Regards,

    Brigade Estate Management Team (BEST)

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