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Court rules on parking dispute between homebuyer, builder and housing society

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A homebuyer couple had been using a parking space allotted to them by their builder since 2008. The housing society later contested the arrangement, claiming the parking area belonged to the society. The builder, however, argued the space was part of the building's open area earmarked for a recreation ground. The dispute escalated into a legal battle over the rightful ownership and use of the contested parking space. A court stepped in to resolve the conflicting claims made by all three parties involved.

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