Archive · 31 Jul 2026
West Bengal Commission Orders Builder to Provide Parking Spaces
A man bought a flat in West Bengal for about 22 lakh rupees.
The sale contract promised him a parking spot for a two‑wheeler and another for a four‑wheeler.
When he moved in, the builder didn’t give him either spot.
He asked the court, and the consumer commission said the builder must give the spots and pay him 40,000 rupees for the trouble.
The builder is now required to hand over the parking spaces and pay the compensation.
West Bengal consumer commission orders builder to hand over two promised parking spaces.
Parking spaces: 2‑wheeler (18 sq.ft) and 4‑wheeler (70 sq.ft) on ground floor.
Builder must pay Rs 30,000 compensation and Rs 10,000 litigation costs, totaling Rs 40,000.
Buyer paid Rs 22.3 lakh for the flat but did not receive the parking spaces.
Commission cites unfair trade practice and gross negligence for non‑delivery.
- Who
- Flat buyer and the builder
- What
- Order to deliver promised parking spaces and pay Rs 40,000 compensation
- Where
- West Bengal, India
- Why
- Builder failed to provide promised parking spaces, constituting unfair trade practice
- Buyer Payment
- Rs 22,30,000
- Parking Spaces Ordered
- 2 (2‑wheeler 18 sq.ft, 4‑wheeler 70 sq.ft)
- Compensation
- Rs 40,000
- Commission
- West Bengal District Consumer Commission
- Case Outcome
- Builder must deliver parking and pay compensation