The significant order that will serve as a precedent to other housing societies here, was given by Forum President Umesh Jhavalikar and member N D Kadam recently.
The District Consumer Redressal Forum in their order directed the Society to return the excess money collected within 60 days else pay interest at 9 percent from 2011.
In his complaint, Kamat had stated that the Society had collected from him amount towards common services provided by it which were in excess of those collected from the flat owners who had flats of lesser area than his.
His argument was that the Society provided the same amount of common services like security, waste processing, borewells, diesel generator, lifts, gymnasium, club house, power in staircase and lighting in the complex.
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