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Can Societies Deny Pool, Gym Access If You Have A Smaller Flat? What Law Says

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The article clarifies that common facilities in residential societies, such as gyms and pools, are jointly owned by all flat owners. It explains that housing societies cannot legally deny access to these amenities based on the size of a resident's flat.

Common facilities like lifts, open spaces, and clubhouses are owned jointly by all flat owners as part of their undivided interest in the property.

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