Greetings, was going through your site with interest
I have ground floor flat in Pune in a registered cooperative housing society. Recently the common drainage line coming from the upper floors through our flat got broken, as a result the drainage water entered my flat. Since we don’t stay much there the flat is generally locked.
Hence over time ( maybe 1-2 months) this drainage water rotted the mattresses on the floor, caused damage to wooden furniture / doors among others.
Please guide who is responsible for these costs? the byelaws clearly mention that society is responsible only to repair external drainage lines.
I C Naik
DRAINAGE LINE is common asset of CHS. Bye Law No 160 (Model 2009) has a clause which covers repair to drainage pipe lines namely:
“(xiv) all leakages of water,including leakage due to rain water and leakages due to external common pipe line and drainage lines”
