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Apartment owners meet Karnataka Governor awaiting new ownership law
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 04:36 AM
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Apartment owners gathered to meet the Karnataka Governor, pressing for the implementation of a pending law that would affect their rights and responsibilities.
A group of apartment owners assembled at the Raj Bhavan in Bengaluru to discuss a long‑awaited legislative reform that could reshape ownership and management norms in Karnataka. The owners presented their concerns directly to the Governor, seeking clarity on the timeline and provisions of the proposed law.
The meeting highlighted the owners' frustration over delays in the enactment of the bill, which they say is essential for resolving disputes and ensuring transparent governance in residential complexes. They urged the Governor to expedite the process and facilitate dialogue with the state legislature.
State officials have indicated that the draft legislation is under review, but no definitive date for its passage has been announced. The owners remain hopeful that the Governor's intervention will accelerate the law's finalisation, bringing much‑needed relief to residents across the state.
The meeting highlighted the owners' frustration over delays in the enactment of the bill, which they say is essential for resolving disputes and ensuring transparent governance in residential complexes. They urged the Governor to expedite the process and facilitate dialogue with the state legislature.
State officials have indicated that the draft legislation is under review, but no definitive date for its passage has been announced. The owners remain hopeful that the Governor's intervention will accelerate the law's finalisation, bringing much‑needed relief to residents across the state.