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Section 3: Disclosure regarding design and material to be used. [Sections 3(2)(f) and 45(2)(a).

The Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation Rules, 1995.State Rules of Punjab · 1995

The promoter shall disclose the following particulars on reasonable notice or demand as respects designs and materials to be used in the construction, namely:-

(a) In respect of design,-

(i) Location Plan of the building;

(ii) Design of the building and of the apartment;

(iii) Elevation;

(iv) Cross sections; and

(v) Structural design;

(b) In respect of materials to be used in the construction of,-

(i) foundation;

(ii) super-structure;

(iii) flooring;

(iv) roofing;

(v) joineries; and

(vi) electric and sanitary fittings.

1. Published in Punjab Govt. Gaz.(Extra) Nov.23,1995 at page 475.

2. Substituted by Govt. of Punjab Notification No GSR 3/PA-14/1995/S.45/Amd.(3)/2011 dated 25.07.2011

3. Clause ‘g’ added by Govt. of Punjab Notification No. G.S.R.41/PA-14/1995/Ss.38 and 45/Amd.(2)/2010 dated 09.10.2010 published in Punjab Govt. Gaz. (Extra) dated 13.12.2010

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ActThe Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation Rules, 1995.
Section3
Marginal noteDisclosure regarding design and material to be used. [Sections 3(2)(f) and 45(2)(a).
JurisdictionState of Punjab
StatusIn force as published by the source

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