If the parking area is owned by the member what are his rights?Can he enforce 'No Parking' near his parking.

Question

Most offten the owner of the parking area claims that the parking of the other vahicle nearby his parking space obstructs his parking and hence would enforce 'no parking' nearby. is he not actually becoming owner of more sapce comapred what he has paid for? Is it allowed as per the law?

Answer 1

I presume you refer to parking rights in the premises of a cooperative society. If the Member has been give the parking rights over a certain space, then he certainly has the right to be able to park and remove his vehicle from that space whenever he requires to do so. As long as the Member is able to do so, in whatever manner, he cannot prevent other members from parking 'nearby'. Eg. In societies with less space a common practice is for the watchman to keep the keys of the vehicles that are parked in non allotted parking spots, so that any other driver can move the vehicle if required, so as to facilitate parking for others. This is a practical solution.

Answer 2

if someone "owns" a parking space ie in a resedential develoment I assume you mean or something like that

then the ownship extends to being allowed to enter and leave the parking space if someone blocks the free passage to "HIS" space then he can then complain to the owners of the building. he cannot enforce any parking rights but he is entitled to the right to park. when you mean enforce the police will not be able to enforce this as it is private land so any action to enforce would have to be a civil action in the county court

Answer 3

Members must have equal rights to parking with no favorable conditions to others.