You mean to say builder has not provided water connection for ground floor flat ?

2) you ought not to have purchased the flat wherein no water connection was provided to you 

3) water is an essential service and it is duty of builder to provide you water connection and common water tank for strorage of water 

4) issue legal notice to builder to provide you water connection from storage tank 

5) if he fails to do so file complaint against builder before RERA and seek orders to direct to provide you water connection and access to water storage tank 

Clean drinking water is a fundamental right of all citizens, ruled the Supreme Court recently. The apex court said that Article 21 of the Constitution guaranteeing right to life also includes the right to clean drinking water. 

Your landlord cannot sell your house for which there is no water connection as per law. You should start by sending a legal notice to asking him to to provide you with a water connection and a place for a storage tank within stipulated time, failing which you would have to file a consumer complaint against him.

You need to first find the same facts as per Sanctioned plan and also with the builder. Else approach civil court for the terrace access

If the plan is such that you cannot install a separate tank you need to approach court in that case

You have been provided water connection and water storage tank 

you cannot insist that you ha e access to water tank on third floor too 

Hi

Every residential accommodation shall provide basic amenities viz., water, electricity, ingress, egress and common area.

It is your responsibility as a prudent purchaser to check the above.

However, if your basic rights are disturbed, you issue notice to the Builder and request to solve your problem.

In case if he fails, you may have to lodge complaint  with RERA.

Terrace rights cannot be sold and equally owns by all the owners. Complain to municipality, water is essential need and installation of water tank cannot be denied.

Or you can get order from court.

Dear sir, 

Although it depends whether he has the right to obstruct you to go to the terrace. Consequently, A legal notice can be served on him stating that the right of common passage is being abridged. Therefore, My advice for you is to serve him a legal notice to stop the passage in the common parlance of the floor owner.

You can contact me for serving him a legal notice. 

Regards, 

YUGANSHU SHARMA 

ADVOCATE 

The builder has no right to sell the terrace. 

you should file a petition in the civil court for injunction against the top floor owner and the builder and claim ownership of the terrace rights.. 

- As per law, every terrace or topmost storey of any building shall have a common access for all the inhabitants who are living there.

- A terrace or rooftop is a common area in a residential society which is for the enjoyment and benefit of all its members. 

- Hence, top floor owner cannot stop you in installing water tank on the terrace.

- Further, it was duty of the builder to provide you the said facility , so that you can avail the facility

- You should sent a legal notice to the seller as well as the owner of the third floor for providing you water after installing the same on the terrace of the building.

- If, no response , you can approach the Court for the same .

- Sure, you will grant relief in your favour.

Good luck and dont forget to rating Positively.

Dear

You need to file a suit against the owner for top floor for mandatory injunction to allow your access for Installation of water tank. 

You may read your sale deed in which, if there is a mention that the terrace is a common area for all the flat owners, then the top floor person cannot claim any exclusive rights over it.

You go through his sale deed as well.

If you dont find any such as he claims then you may issue a legal notice to him for obstructing your usage of the terrace without any semblance of rights or interest and can file a mandatory injunction suit against him for restraining him from interfering in such enjoyment of the common area 

If builder has provided space for water tank then you cannot claim space on the terrace .

However you may go through your sale deed to confirm if the terrace is a common area or not and also his sale deed to confirm if he has purchased the terrace rights too.

You can initiate legal action after ascertaining the facts.