Is there any provision in the law that developers charge fees for hard sealing balconies?

Updated on Balcony 2024-10-01

2 answers

Anonymous users2024-01-24

There is no law at all, and there is no provision that the developer has the right to seal the balcony and then make a provision for charging fees. It's completely illegal, and the developer is totally so. The shopkeeper bullies customers and bullies ordinary people.

We users should take up the weapon of the law to protect their legitimate rights and interests. Let them sin. It didn't work out.
Anonymous users2024-01-23

This is not stipulated in the law. It depends on how your purchase contract is agreed.

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